Cogntive Psychology: Intelligence Flashcards
Charles Spearman
He believed that differences in intelligence are due to variations in a general factor (g) and that differences in ability to perform specific tasks are due to variations of general factor (s)
Louis Thurstone
He identified 7 abilities called Primary Mental Abilities.
Robert Sternberg
He identified 3 aspects of intelligence called Triarchic Theory
Howard Gardner
He identified 7 abilities called Theory of Multiple Intelligences
Raymond Cattell
He identified 2 major mental abilities: Fluid Intelligence & Crystallized Intelligence
Fluid Intelligence
Ability to quickly grasp relationships in novel situations and make correct deductions from them. (from childhood to adolescence)
Crystallized Intelligence
Ability to understand relationships or solve problems that depend on knowledge acquired as a result of school or other life experiences. (through lifespan)
Arthur Jenson
He believed that intelligence through IQ tests are entirely genetic and that you can’t teach them a higher score.