concept of intelligence, psychology

1. CONCEPT
OF
INTELLIGENCE

2. Topics we will
discuss : -
 BASIC INTRODUCTION
 DEFINING INTELLIGENCE
 TYPES OF INTELLIGENCE
 CONCEPT OF I.Q
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3. INTRODUCTION
Intelligence is the ability to
think, to learn from experience,
to solve problems, and to
adapt to new situations
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4. DEFINING
INTELLIGENCE
Intelligence as a concept has been
understood in different ways by
different psychologists and has,
therefore, a wide variety of
definitions
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JEAN PIAGET
“The power of good
responses from the point
of view of truth or fact “
Intelligence is the ability to
adapt to one’s surroundings

6. SORT OF
DEFINATIONS :-
￮ “ A SORT OF MENTAL ENERGY IN THE
FORM OF MENTAL OR COGNATIVE
ABILITIES, AVAILABLE WITTH AN
INDIVIDUAL WHICH ENABLES HIM OR
HANDLE HIS ENVIRONMENT IN TERMS OF
ADAPTATION TO FACE NOVEL
SITUATIONS AS EFFECTIVELY AS
POSSIBLE “
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7. TYPES OF
INTELLIGENCE
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9. LOGICAL - MATHATICAL
INTELLIGENCE
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￮ It is the ability to analyze
situations or problems logically,
to identify solutions, to conduct
scientific research, and to
solve logical/mathematical oper
ations easily

10. LINGUISTIC
INTELLIGENCE
Linguistic Intelligence refers to the
ability of an individual to understand both
written and spoken language and the
additional ability to write and speak the
language too
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11. SPATIAL
INTELLIGENCE
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Spatial intelligence, or visuo-spatial ability,
has been defined "the ability to generate,
retain, retrieve, and transform well-structured
visual images

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MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE
Musical
intelligence refers to
the skill in the
performance,
composition, and
appreciation
of musical patterns.
People with musical
intelligence, have an
ability to recognize and
create musical pitch,
rhythm, timbre, and
tone

13. BODYLY - KINESTHETIC
INTELLIGENCE
Bodily
kinesthetic learning
style
or intelligence refers to
a person's ability to
process information
physically through hand
and body movement,
control, and expression
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14. INTRA-PERSONAL
INTELLIGENCE
Intrapersonal
intelligence is the
capacity to explore
one's inner world and
feelings. This type
of intelligence can
help a person focus on
planning and
managing their life.
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15. INTER-PERSONAL
INTELLIGENCE
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Interpersonal intelligence is the
ability to understand and
interact effectively with others.

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￮ Naturalistic
intelligence refers
to a person's
interest in the
“natural” world
of animals, plants,
and the natural
work around
them.

17. I.Q
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An intelligence
quotient (IQ) is
a total score
derived from a
set
of standardized
tests or subtests
designed to
assess human
intelligence..

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WHAT IS
I.Q ?🤔
The abbreviation "IQ"
was coined by
the psychologist William
Stern for
the German term Intellig
ence quotient,

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Most people (about 68 percent) have an IQ between 85 and 115. Only a
small fraction of people have a very low IQ (below 70) or a very
high IQ (above 130). The average IQ is 90

20. TYPES OF
INTELLIGENT
ACCORDING
TO THORNDIKE

21. CONCREAT
INTELLIGENCE
￮ Concrete
intelligence is also
known as
mechanical
intelligence. It is
the ability of an
individual to
comprehend actual
situations and to
react to them
adequately
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￮ ABSTRACT INTELLIGENCE
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Abstract intelligence is
another term for the creative
facet of the human mind

23. SOCIAL
INTELLIGENCE
￮ Social intelligence is the capacity
to know oneself and to know
others. Social Intelligence develops
from experience with people and
learning from success and failures
in social settings
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN

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Thank YOU!
PRESENTATION BY
 DIPAYAN PAUL
 ANISA ALI
 ANANYA MAHATO
 ARPITA BHUINYA