Intelligence

What is the concept of emotional intelligence?

• The ability to judge well, understand well, and reason well

• The ability to understand complex ideas and adapt to the environment

• The ability to think rationally and act purposefully

• The ability to monitor one's own and other's emotions, to discriminate among them, and to use the information to guide one's thinking and actions

Who proposed the theory of multiple intelligence?

• Alfred Binet

• Charles Spearman

• Louis Thurstone

• Howard Gardner

What is the formula for calculating IQ?

• IQ = MA / CA x 100

• IQ = MA x CA

• IQ = MA - CA

• IQ = MA / CA

What is the main difference between creativity tests and intelligence tests?

• Creativity tests involve divergent thinking while intelligence tests involve convergent thinking

• Creativity tests focus on memory while intelligence tests focus on logical reasoning

• Creativity tests involve convergent thinking while intelligence tests involve divergent thinking

• Creativity tests have specified answers while intelligence tests do not

Who defined emotional intelligence as 'the ability to monitor one's own and other's emotions, to discriminate among them, and to use the information to guide one's thinking and actions'?

• Salovey and Mayer

• Alfred Binet

• Daniel Goleman

• Robert Sternberg

What is the purpose of multiplication in the IQ formula?

• To decrease the IQ score

• To increase the IQ score

• To avoid negative values

• To avoid decimal points

What is the main aspect of emotional intelligence according to Daniel Goleman?

• Recognizing the emotions of others

• Knowing one's own emotions

• Managing one's own emotions

• Handling emotions

Who proposed the triarchic theory of intelligence?

• Alfred Binet

• Charles Spearman

• Louis Thurstone

• Robert Sternberg

What is the main difference between culture-fair and culture-biased tests?

• Culture-fair tests do not discriminate against individuals from different cultures, while culture-biased tests show bias towards specific cultures

• Culture-fair tests are biased towards a specific culture, while culture-biased tests are fair to all cultures

• Culture-fair tests are developed in Asia and Africa, while culture-biased tests are developed in America and Europe

• Culture-fair tests assess verbal abilities, while culture-biased tests assess non-verbal abilities

What is the main aspect of emotional intelligence according to Salovey and Mayer?

• Handling emotions

• Knowing one's own emotions

• Recognizing the emotions of others

• Managing one's own emotions