ch 15 describing and measuring intelligence

Question 1

Linguistic intelligence

Answer 1

ability to perceive and generate spoken or written language

Question 2

Logical-mathematical intelligence

Answer 2

ability to appreciate and use numerical, abstract and logical reasoning to solve problems

Question 3

musical

Answer 3

ability to create, communicate and understand meanings made with sound

Question 4

spatial intelligence

Answer 4

ability to perceive, modify, transform and create visual or spatial images

Question 5

Bodily-kinesthetic

Answer 5

ability to use all or part of one body to solve problems or make something

Question 6

Naturalistic

Answer 6

the ability to recognise and classify objects in the natural environment

Question 7

Interpersonal

Answer 7

ability to recognise, appreciate and dispute feelings, beliefs and intentions of other people

Question 8

Intrapersonal

Answer 8

the ability to understand oneself - emotion, desires, strengths, weaknesses

Question 9

Perceiving emotions

Answer 9

the ability to perceive emotions in oneself and others, as well as in objects, art, stories, music and other stimuli

Question 10

Facilitating thought

Answer 10

the ability to generate, use and feel the emotion as necessary to communicate feelings or employ them in other cognitive processes

Question 11

Facilitating thought

Answer 11

the ability to generate, use and feel the emotion as necessary to communicate feelings or employ them in other cognitive processes

Question 12

Understanding emotions:

Answer 12

the ability o understand emotional information and how emotions combine and progress through relationship transitions and to appreciate such emotional meanings

Question 13

managing emotions

Answer 13

the ability to be open to feelings, and to modulate them in oneself and others so as to promote personal understanding and growth