Psychology-Intelligence

Intelligence is one characteristic that sets _____ apart from other forms of life.

• Dolphins

• Humans

• Apes

• Animals

Achievement is .....

• knowledge and skills gained from experience

• the ability to learn from experience

• making your goal

• happiness

Which two intelligences did French philosopher Blaise Pascal believe there were?

• Memory and Reasoning

• Analytical and Creative

• Practical and Creative

• Mathematical and Intuitive

Which intelligence under Sternberg’s Triarchic Theory includes the ability to interpret the results of your experiment.

• Creative

• Reasoning

• Analytical

• Practical

Under Thurstone’s Theory of Primary Mental abilities, he argued that there are 7 “primary mental abilities”, which include on of the following

• Intelligence

• Achievement

• Spatial Visualization

• Practical

Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences expanded the number of intelligences from 7 to ___.

• 9

• 8

• 6

• 4

Self-awareness in Emotional Intelligence is

• The ability to delay pleasure until the task at hand has been accomplished.

• the ability to distract oneself from an uncomfortable situation

• the ability to recognize our own feelings

• The ability to move ahead with confidence and enthusiasm.

In Emotional Intelligence, Mood Management is

• the ability to recognize our own feelings

• the ability to distract oneself from an uncomfortable situation

• The ability to empathize, understand, communicate, and cooperate with others

• The ability to delay pleasure until the task at hand has been accomplished

 

In Emotional Intelligence, Self-Motivation is

• the ability to distract oneself from an uncomfortable situation

•  the ability to recognize our own feelings

• The ability to empathize, understand, communicate, and cooperate with others

• The ability to move ahead with confidence and enthusiasm

In Emotional Intelligence, Impulse Control is......

• The ability to empathize, understand, communicate, and cooperate with others

• The ability to delay pleasure until the task at hand has been accomplished

•  the ability to recognize our own feelings

• the ability to distract oneself from an uncomfortable situation