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Intelligence
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Ability of an individual to learn from an experience ,remember info,solve problems, use language,exercise good judgement,find similarities & diff,bahave in culturally acceptable ways,& adapt to the environment
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Spearman's Theory of Intelligence
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Found positive relationships among scores on subtests of intelligence tests
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g factor; s factors
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Intelligence is viewed as being composed of general ability or g factor...And other specific abilities or s factors.
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Sternberg's Theory of Intelligence
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3 types of intelligence:
Componential:analytical and abstract reasoning Experimental: creativity, insightfulness,problem solving Contextual:Practical'know-how' "street-smarts" & adaptability |
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Gardner's Theory of Intelligence
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Views all kinds of intelligence as equally important
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DIff. types of Intelligence
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Linguistic, Logical-mathematical, spatial, musical, bodily kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalistic & existentialism
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Binet's Work
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Developed the first standardized intelligence test in 1904
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Stanford-Binet Intelligence Test
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The most recent version of binet's standardized intelligence test, IQ scores should not be used to measure intelligence- they do not define anything innate or permanent
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How the IQ is calculated
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Test results yielded a mental age which was divided by chronological age; the result was multiplied by 100
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Weschsler intelligence scales (WAIS, WISC)
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Developed the first successful intelligence test for adults (Adult Intelligence Scale) and one for children (Intelligence Scale for Children)
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