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Sternberg and Detterman 1986 |
asked a dozen theorists to give a dozen definitions of intelligence and received a dozen definitions |
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boring |
intelligence has come to represent whatever intelligence tasks measure |
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Spearman's 2 factor theory |
intellectual activity determined by 2 factors:G factor and s factor. The g factor is 3 qualitative principles of cognition |
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spearman's 3 principles of G factor |
experience, eduction of relations, correlates. Experience - ability to understand experience ed relations - bring out facts ed correlates - rule from one case to another |
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Factor analysis |
a procedure by spearman and pearson too identify common factors. data reduction. |
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Catell two factors - Horn and Cattell |
fluid intelligence - culture free tasks crystallised intelligence - involves vocabulary and semantic info and is culture bound |
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Sternberg triarchic theory |
componential, experiential and contextual. Componential - mental mechanisms people use to do tasks Experiential - deal effectively with novel situations and learn from previous encounter Contextual intelligence - relating to behaviours that were natural selection in evolutionary history . |
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Gardner's neuropsychological analysis of human abilities - seven |
linguistic, musical, mathematical, kinesthetic, spatial, personal intelligence. |
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Goleman emotional intelligence |
social and emotional components of interactions |
