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Intelligence — Concept Maps
Gujarat Board · Class 12 · Psychology
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Complete Chapter Concept Map – Intelligence
The map in words
- Intelligence
- Definition and Nature
- Ability to Understand
- Abstract Thinking
- Problem Solving
- Goal Setting
- Environmental Adjustment
- Theories of Intelligence
- Spearman Two Factor
- G Factor General Inborn
- S Factor Special Learned
- Sternberg Triarchic
- Componential Analytical
- Experiential Creative
- Contextual Practical
- Guilford Three Dimensional
- Operations 5 types
- Content 5 types
- Product 6 types
- 150 Factors Total
- Gardner Multiple Intelligence
- Linguistic
- Logical Mathematical
- Spatial
- Bodily Kinesthetic
- Interpersonal
- Intrapersonal
- Musical
- Naturalistic
- J P Das PASS Theory
- Planning Frontal Lobe
- Attention Arousal Brain Stem
- Simultaneous Processing Occipital Parietal
- Successive Processing Frontal Temporal
- Spearman Two Factor
- Measurement
- Mental Age
- Intelligence Quotient IQ
- Stanford Binet Scale
- Wechsler Scales
- WAIS Adults 16 to 64
- WISC Children 6 to 16
- WPPSI Preschool 4 to 6.5
- Raven Progressive Matrices
- Kaufman Tests
- IQ Distribution
- Normal Probability Curve
- Bell Shaped Curve
- Average 50 Percent Population
- Extremes of Intelligence
- Giftedness IQ above 130
- High Creativity
- High Motivation
- Renzulli Model
- Intellectual Deficiency IQ below 70
- Mild 50 to 69
- Moderate 35 to 49
- Severe 20 to 34
- Profound Below 20
- Giftedness IQ above 130
- Definition and Nature
Spearman's Two Factor Theory — G-Factor vs S-Factor Key Differences
The map in words
- Spearman Two Factor Theory
- G Factor General Intelligence
- Inborn and Innate
- Consistent and Stable
- Cannot be Changed by Training
- Used in ALL Activities
- Individual Differences Exist
- S Factor Special Intelligence
- NOT Inborn - Learned
- Obtained from Environment
- CAN be Changed by Training
- Specific to One Activity
- Different Levels in Same Person
- G Factor General Intelligence
Chapter Overview: Intelligence — All Key Topics
The map in words
- Intelligence
- Definition and Nature
- Latin intelligere
- Sanskrit Budh
- Ebbinghaus 1879
- 5 Key Natures
- IQ and Mental Age
- Stern 1912
- IQ = MA divided by CA x 100
- Stanford-Binet Test
- Normal Probability Curve
- Bell Shaped
- Average 50 percent
- Gifted 2.2 percent
- Retarded 2.2 percent
- Contemporary Theories
- Spearman Two Factor
- G Factor General
- S Factor Special
- Sternberg Triarchic
- Componential
- Experiential
- Contextual
- Guilford 3D Theory
- 150 Factors
- Gardner 8 Intelligences
- Linguistic
- Logical Mathematical
- Spatial
- Bodily Kinesthetic
- Interpersonal
- Musical
- Intrapersonal
- Naturalistic
- PASS Theory Das
- Planning
- Attention
- Simultaneous
- Successive
- Spearman Two Factor
- Intelligence Tests
- Stanford-Binet SBIS
- Wechsler WAIS WISC WPPSI
- Raven RPM Non Verbal
- Kaufman KABC KAIT
- IQ Classification
- Gifted 130 plus
- Superior 120-130
- Bright Normal 110-119
- Average 90-109
- Dull Normal 80-89
- Borderline 70-79
- Mentally Challenged below 70
- Giftedness
- IQ above 130
- Renzulli 3 aspects
- Terman 1925 study
- Intellectual Deficiency
- Mild 50-69
- Moderate 35-49
- Severe 20-34
- Profound below 20
- Definition and Nature
Intelligence
The map in words
- Intelligence
- Definition & Nature
- Contemporary Theories
- Measurement of Intelligence
- Normal Probability Curve
- Classification of IQ
- Giftedness
- Intellectual Deficiency
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What are the important topics in Intelligence for Gujarat Board Class 12 Psychology?
Key topics in Intelligence include Definition and Nature of Intelligence, Normal Probability Curve of Intelligence, Contemporary Approaches to Intelligence, Measurement of Intelligence: Tests and Classification. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the Gujarat Board Class 12 board exam.
What do the concept maps for Intelligence show?
The 4 maps show how the ideas in Intelligence connect: Complete Chapter Concept Map – Intelligence; Spearman's Two Factor Theory — G-Factor vs S-Factor Key Differences. Each map is also written out as an outline on this page.
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