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intelligence
the ability to classify patterns, modify behavir adaptively, reason deductively, reason inductively, develop and use conceptual models, understan
classify patterns
assign non-identical stimuli to classes
ex. words, language
Modify behavior adaptively
learn from experience
Reason deductively/ inductively
de-make logical inferences from stated premises- all men like icecream...steve is a man so,...
ind-generalize by going beyond specific information- does tim like icecream?
Develop and use conceptual models
-form an impression of the world and how it functions, and use that model to understand and interpret events-student can read and tell time but cant walk a tight rope
understand
see relationships in problems and appreciate the meaning of thes relationships in solvign problems
one general vs several
spearmans g-g=general intelligence- factor analysis method- all abilities related to intelligence are correlated and combine to form one construct
+several indicators would mean several values across different aptitudes would indicate your specific intelligences
gardners multiple intelligences
linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, musical, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalistic(added in 1997)
Sternbergs triarchic theory
componential intelligent behavior, experiential intelligent behavior, contectual intelligent behavior
componential intelligent behavior
aka analytical intelligence
-ability to process information and analyze
-usually not creative or critical thinkers
-great test takers