Multiple Theories Of Intellegence

Question 1

Major Theories of Intellegence

Answer 1

Stenberg’s triachic theory
Piaget’s Theory of Development
Gardner’s Multiple Intellegence

Question 2

Subtheory of triachic theory

Answer 2

Componential subtheory
Experiential subtheory
Contextual subtheory

Question 3

Adaptation, selection, shaping,

Answer 3

Contextual subtheory

Question 4

Novelty, automation

Answer 4

Experiential Subtheory

Question 5

Metacomponents, performance, knowledge, acquisition

Answer 5

Componential Subtheory

Question 6

According to him, a complete explanation of intellegence entails the interaction of these 3 subtheories

Answer 6

Stenberg

Question 7

Specifies the potential set of mental processes that underlies behavior

Answer 7

Componential Subtheory

Question 8

Relates the intellegence to external world in terms of what behaviors are intellegent and where

Answer 8

Contextual Subtheory

Question 9

Addresses the relationship between the behavior and related task/situation and the amount of experience of individual in the amount of the task/situation

Answer 9

Experiential Subtheory

Question 10

Involves modifying existing schemas, or ideas as a result of new information or new experiences

Answer 10

Accommodation

Question 11

Involves the process on taking new information into our already existing schemas

Answer 11

Assimilation

Question 12

Applying previous knowledge

Answer 12

Assimilation

Question 13

Refers to the new knowledge

Answer 13

Accommodation

Question 14

This is develop by psychologist Howard Gardner suggest that there are 7 (now 8) ways that people have or perceiving and understanding the world

Answer 14

Gardner’s Theory

Question 15

8 intellegences

Answer 15

1. Logical - Mathematical (math smart)
2. Linguistic (word smart)
3. Visual - Spatial (art smart)
4. Musical (music smart)
5. Bodily - Kinesthetic (body smart)
6. Interpersonal (self smart)
7. Intrapersonal (people smart)
8. Ecology - environmental (nature smart)

Question 16

Consist of the ability to detect patterns and reason

Answer 16

Logical - mathematical intellegence
(math smart)

Question 17

Involves having a mastery of language

Answer 17

Linguistic intellegence (word smart)

Question 18

Gives a person the ability to manipulate and create mental images to solve problem

Answer 18

Visual - Spatial intellegence (Art smart)

Question 19

Encompasses the capability to recognize and compose musical pitches, tones, and rhythm.

Answer 19

Musical intellegence (music smart)

Question 20

It is the ability to use one’s own bodily movement

Answer 20

Bodily - kinesthetic (body smart)

Question 21

It is the ability to notice and make distinctions among other individuals

Answer 21

Interpersonal intellegence (self smart)

Question 22

It is the ability to distinguish and identify various personal thoughts and feelimgs

Answer 22

Intrapersonal intellegence (people smart)

Question 23

It is the abilities to discern similarities and differences

Answer 23

Ecological - environmental intellegence
(Nature smart)