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WorksheetsIntelligence theories
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
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
According to Cyril Burt, what is the top level of intelligence hierarchy?
Specific Abilities
Group Factors
General Intelligence (g-factor)
Educational Abilities
What is the primary focus of Thurstone's Primary Mental Ability Theory of Intelligence?
The combination of 'G' and 'S' factors
A haphazard collection of several mental abilities
Comprised of seven primary mental abilities
None of the above
According to Thorndike's Multi-factor theory of intelligence, what are the components of intelligence?
General Intelligence
Specific stimuli and Specific responses
Abstract intelligence, mechanical intelligence and social intelligence
None of the above
What is the significance of the 'G' factor in Spearman's Theory of Intelligence?
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.
