The document discusses the psychology of multiple intelligences, emphasizing the importance of recognizing individual capabilities and motivating people to pursue their strengths. It outlines Howard Gardner's multiple intelligences, including bodily-kinesthetic, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, logical-mathematical, linguistic, and visual-spatial. Each intelligence is described in terms of the skills and abilities it encompasses.

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2. Introduction
Psychology of Multiple Intelligence tries to assist
individuals to scan and understand their capabilities.
It motivates individuals to pursue what they are good at.
Multiple-intelligence refers to the special abilities along
with know-how that people hold.
It gives rise to self understanding and appreciation for the
other person’s skills and expertise.
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3. Howard’s Intelligences
Bodily-kinesthetic: calls for the employment of one’s
physical structure to communicate an idea effectively.
Musical: depicts concern to noise and rhythm.
Interpersonal intelligence: promotes compassion and
relations with others.
Intrapersonal intelligence: involves understanding and
appreciating individual’s interests and objectives.
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4. Howard’s Intelligences
Logical Mathematical: calls for critical appraisal and
computations to solve issues.
Linguistic: entails the effectual application of language.
Individuals having this intelligence have strong writing
and speaking skill.
Visual-Spatial: involves demonstrating ideas on physical
space.
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