intelligence
ability to discern true or important information from false or unimportant information
- difficult to measure and understand
Aristotle : two dimensions of behavioural flexibility
The Flynn effect
we are getting smarter due to the environment factors
- nutrition and health
- better education
- increasing complexity of environment and technologie
measuring intelligence : Galton
physiological measures predicts intelligence
- eugenics : Darwinism
- conclusion : intelligence is normally distributed
binet and simons inteligence tests
evaluates mental age with 3 basic abilities
1) direction
2) adaptation
3) criticism
stanford-binet test
Wechsler test
Darwinism
eugenics (good genes)
- survival of the fittest
stereotype threats
Refers to the risk of confirming negative expectations about one’s own social group
mindset
mental structure of representation, attitude, interpretations …
spearman
we have one general intelligence (g)
-factor analysis (statistical technique)
thurstone
several abilities
7 clusters …
content validity
The extent to which a test samples the behaviour that is of interest
predictive validity
The success with which a test predicts the behaviour it is designed to predict
cattel
hierarchical structure
- general intelligence
- fluid general intelligence
- crystallized general intelligence
- cognitive flexibility
wisdom paradox
emotional intelligence (4 components)
Goleman
- ablilty to perceive
- use
- undersand
- manage
ability to perceive
distinguish
ability to use
facility thoughts, creative thinking
ability to understand
predicting
ability to manage
how to express
other forms of intelligence : triarchic theory
analytic intelligence
academic
creative intelligence
ideas