Intelligence theories

What dose intelligence primerly refers to?

• The ability to learn, understand and apply knowledge

• Physical strength and agility

• emotional Sensitivity

• Creative Talent

According to the nature of the intelligence, what influence its development?

• Genetics

• Environment

• Both Genetics and Environment

• None of the Above

According to Spearman's Theory of Intelligence, what are the two factors that comprise intellectual abilities?

• A factor and B factor

• C factor and D factor

• G factor and S factor

• I factor and S factor

Which of the following statements is true regarding the 'G' factor?

• It is learned and acquired from the environment.

• It varies from activity to activity.

• It is constant and inborn, not affected by training or education.

• It is limited and fixed in an individual.

Which of the following statements about the 'S' factor is correct?

• It is inborn and does not change

• It remains constant throughout life.

• It serves as the base for aptitude and interest

• It is constant and universal.

What is the role of psychological methods of teaching according to Spearman's Theory?

• They focus only on theoretical learning.

• They ignore students' general intelligence.

• They should be applied considering students' general intelligence and 'S' factor.

• They are not relevant in education.

According to Thorndike's Multi-factor theory of intelligence, intelligence is composed of:

• General Intelligence

• Specific stimuli and Specific responses

• Abstract intelligence, mechanical intelligence and social intelligence

• None of the above

What does "Level" refer to in Thorndike's theory?

• The number of tasks an individual can solve at any given difficulty

• The total number of situations an individual can respond to

• The difficulty of a task that can be solved

• The rapidity with which an individual can respond to items

According to Thurstone's Primary Mental Ability Theory of Intelligence, intelligence is:

• The combination of 'G' and 'S' factors

• A haphazard collection of several mental abilities

• Comprised of seven primary mental abilities

• None of the above

Which of the following is NOT one of Thurstone's primary mental abilities?

• Verbal comprehension

• Linguistic ability

• Spatial Relations

• Reasoning