Intelligence

Intelligence

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  Midterm By Tricia Mitchell
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   Intelligence isthe cognitive abilities of an individual to learn from experience, to reason well, and cope with the demands of daily living.  Or  The ability to analyze, evaluate , and compare  Ability to create, imagine ,and invent  Ability to apply, implement, and utilize
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   In theearly years the (g) base on mechanical, musical, and artistic abilities by Charles Spearman  Some Psychologist think that there were other abilities, the Primary Mental Abilities to justify this theory (Howard Gardner)
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   Linguistic  Logical-mathematical Musical  Spatial  Kinesthetic  Interpersonal  Intrapersonal  Naturalistic intelligence
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   Standardization-administer testthe same way to each individual  Norms-used as basis of comparison for scores on a test  Objectivity-lack of subjectivity in a test question so that same score is giving regardless  Reliability-a test ability to produce similar scores if test is administer on different occasion  Validity-the extent to which a test measures what it suppose to measure
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   You onlyget out of the brain what you put in it for intelligence
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   Chapter 9in Benjamin Lahey, Psychology: Introduction (10th ) edition