Intelligence quotient
1. Definition
  1. The ability to learn from experience, solve problems, and use knowledge to adapt to new situations
2. General intelligence
  1. Underlies specific mental abilities and is therefore measured by tasks on intelligence tests
  2. Factor analysis - statistical procedure to identify clusters of related items on a test
  3. L. L. thurston - created 7 clusters of primary mental abilities
    1. Word fluency, verbal comprehension, spatial ability, perceptual speed, numerical ability, inductive reasoning, memory
Contemporary intelligence theories
1. Multiple intelligence
  1. Howard gardner
    1. Believed that a person does not have an intelligence but multiple ones that function independently to the others
    2. Aptitude
      1. Linguistic, logical, musical, spatial, kinesthetic, intrapersonal, interpersonal, naturalist
    3. Critics
      1. No measurement for the abilities
      2. Music and athletics are talents not intelligences
2. Triarchic intelligences
  1. Robert sternberg
    1. Triarchy
    2. Critics
      1. Triarchy is not independent but have an underlying general intelligence
3. Emotional
  1. Mayer, salovey, caruso
  2. Ability to perceive, understand, manage and use emotions
    1. Perceive - recognize them in faces, music, and stories
    2. Understand - predict them and how they change
    3. Manage - how to express them
      1. Use - to adapt or creatively think
  3. High scores on emotional tests
    1. Higher quality interactions
    2. Avoid being overwhelmed by negative emotions
    3. Read emotions in others and react appropriately
    4. Better job performance
Intelligence and creativity
1. Creativity - ability to produce novel and valuable ideas
2. 5 components of creativity (sternberg and lubart)
  1. Expertise - well developed knowledge base
  2. Imaginative thinking - see things in novel ways recognize patterns, make connections
  3. Venturesome personality - tolerates ambiguity and risk, perseveres in overcoming obstacles and seeks new experiences
  4. Intrinsic motivation- motivated by interest, enjoyment, satisfaction, or challenge
  5. Creative environment - sparks, supports, and refines creative ideas
Neurological measurement
1. Brain anatomy
  1. Neural plasticity - ability to adapt and grow neural connections in response to the environment
  2. Higher educated people have:
    1. More synapses than normal
    2. More grey matter
2. Functioning
  1. Quick bitterness
    1. Perceptual speed - the speed at which you perceive stimuli. Faster speeds indicate higher intelligence
    2. Neurological speed - the speed at which you process stimuli

	Criado por Keisha Badua mais de 6 anos atrás

12th grade Psychology (intelligence) Notas sobre mod 31 intro to intelligence, criado por Keisha Badua em 02-03-2018.