Intelligence Flashcards
how did sternberg define intelligence?
mental activity directed towards purposive adaptation
- reasoning, planning, and solving problems
spearman’s theory of intelligence
could be divided into (g) and (s)
(G)
general intelligence used to complete intellectual work
(S)
learnt general ability to perform individual tasks
what did thurstone (1938) divide intelligence into?
- perceptual speed
- inductive reasoning
- associative memory
- verbal comprehension
- word fluency
- number facility
- spatial visualisation
proposed the idea of positive manifold
what did cattell divide (g) into?
fluid and crystallised intelligence
fluid intelligence
biologically based hardware of intelligence
crystallised intelligence
outside factors, e.g., education, family, and environment
carroll’s three-stratum model
the three strata each represent narrow, broad, and general cognitive domains
gardener divided intelligence into seven categories…
- linguistics
- logical
- spatial
- musical
- kinaesthetic
- interpersonal
- intrapersonal
sternberg’s triarchic theory of intelligence
split into analytical, creative, and practical domains
what do psychometric tests consist of?
standardised questions for participants to complete
- have predictive value
- useless until compared to norms
what are intelligence tests?
a form of psychometric testing to measure general ability
galton’s demand for intelligence tests
- must be quantifiable and measurable
- normal distribution
- correlation coefficients
binet-simon scale (1905)
commissioned by french gov. to identify failed progression in children