Intelligence Theories

Intelligence is multi-faceted. Multi-faceted means expressed in many different areas.

• True

• False

Intelligence refers to

• the application of cognitive skills and knowledge (multifaceted)

• learning, solving problems and obtaining goals (functional)

• that which is valued by individuals or cultures (culturally defined).

• all of the above

Psychometric tests measure intelligence (IQ)

• True

• False

Alfred Binet developed one of the earliest forms of intelligence testing.

• True

• False

'The g-factor' refers to

• graded intelligence

• Gardner's intelligence

• giftedness

• general intelligence

Which element of intelligence did Triarchic (3 part) model of Intelligence NOT include

• Analytical

• Relational

• Creative

• Practical

The ability to understand and know yourself refers to what type of intelligence according to Gardner

• Existentialist Intelligence

• Interpersonal

• Intrapersonal intelligence

• Naturalistic Intelligence

Goleman's concept of self-management refers to the ability to suspend judgement and control disruptive impulses

• True

• False