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Tests for children
and adults
Scores based on deviation from age- based averages |
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First intelligence test, published in 1905
Used score called mental age |
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| Intelligence Quotient "IQ" |
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Triarchic Theory
COMPONENTIAL: Conventional intelligence; traditional IQ tests measure this
CONTEXTUAL: Practical intelligence; common sense or “street smarts”
EXPERIENTIAL: Creative thinking and problem solving |
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8 Frame of minds
Linguistic
Musical
Logical-mathematical
Spatial
Bodily-kinesthetic
Interpersonal
Intrapersonal
Naturalistic |
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Thorough revision of Binet-Simon scale
Established new norms
First to make use of intelligence quotient(IQ) concept |
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| Proposed seven primary mental abilities, or relatively distinct capabilities that singly or in combination are involved in all intellectual activities |
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Believed that intelligence is composed of:A general ability factor
A number of specific abilities |
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