Intelligence Models Name: Jakob L. Date: March 6th, 2022

Intelligence Models Name: Jakob L. Date: March 6th, 2022

1. Multiple Intelligences

   • Bodily-Kinesthetic
     • The ability to control movement with precision (Gazzaniga & Grison, 2020).
   • Logical-Mathematical
     • Ability to recognize numerical patterns, think abstractly, and understand sequential events (Gazzaniga & Grison, 2020).
   • Linguistic
     • Refers to an adept understanding of spoken and written language (Gazzaniga & Grison, 2020).
   • Naturalist
     • Defined as an individual's interest in the natural world and the ability to recognize patterns in nature (Hoekstra-de Roos, n.d.).
   • Interpersonal
     • The ability to understand social norms and interact with other individuals (Gazzaniga & Grison, 2020).
   • Intrapersonal
     • Described as the intelligence which encompasses an understanding of personal emotions (Gazzaniga & Grison, 2020).
   • Musical
     • Intelligence which refers understanding tone and pitch (Gazzaniga & Grison, 2020).
   • Spatial
     • The ability to understand information through images (Gazzaniga & Grison, 2020).

2. Triarchic Theory

   • Analytical Intelligence
     • This refers to an individual's ability to utilize intelligence to analyze, evaluate, and contrast information (Kretchmar, 2021).
   • Creative Intelligence
     • This type of intelligence refers to an individual's ability to think in diverse ways in order to solve problems (Kretchmar, 2021).
   • Practical Intelligence
     • Practical Intelligence is described as an individual's ability to apply their knowledge in everyday tasks or given problems (Kretchmar, 2021).

3. Emotional Intelligence

   • Emotional intelligence is defined as an individual's ability to recognize and respond to other's emotions as well as the ability to regulate their own emotions (Gazzaniga & Grison, 2020).

4. General Intelliigence

   • General intelligence, or the g factor, is defined as the single component compartmentalizing intelligence. This intelligence also contains both crystallized and fluid intelligence (Gazzaniga & Grison, 2020).

5. Fluid and Crystallized Intelligence

   • Crystallized Intelligence
     • Defined as the ability to recall previously learned information (Jenkins et al., 2020).
   • Fluid Intelligence
     • The ability to adapt to situations and respond to complicated problems (Jenkins et al., 2020).

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