Intelligence is defined in multiple ways by different experts: 1) As the general mental ability to consciously adjust one's thinking to new problems and environments. 2) As the power of producing good responses based on facts. 3) As the capacity for abstract thinking. 4) As the ability to learn and adapt to new and changing conditions. 5) As the application of intellectual abilities to accomplish tasks.

1. Intelligence
Definition and Concept

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3. Stearn
Intelligence is a general capcity of an individual conciously to
adjust his thinking to new requirements. It is the general mental
adaptability to new problems and condition of life

4. Thorndike
Intelligence may be defined “The power of good responses
from the point of view of truth or fact”

5. Terman
An individual is intelligent in the proportion that he is able to
carry on abstract thinking

6. Wagnon
Intelligence is the capicity to learn and adjust to relatively new
and changing condition

7. Woodworth and Marquis
Intelligence means intellect put to use. It is the use
of intellectual abilities for handing a or
accomplishing any task

8. John Piaget
Intelligence is the ability to adopt to one’s Surroundings.

9. General Definition
Intelligence is the aggregate or global capicity of an individual
to act purposefully, to think rationally and to deal effectively
with his environment

10. Theory Of intelligence
Factor Theories Cognitive Theories
Unitary-factor/Monarchi Cattle and Horn,s Theory
Multi-factor/Anarchi Jenson,s theory of mental functing
Spearman’s 2-factor Campion and Brown’s theory
Group Factor Sternberg’s information processing
Sampling
*Guilford’s Theory

11. Gardner Theory Of MultipleIntelligence
Linguistic Musical
Logical-Mathematical Bodily Kinesthetic
Spatial Intra-Personal
Inter-Personal
Intelligence

12. Guilford’s Model Of the Structure Of Intelligence
Operations Contents Products
Evaluation Visual Units
Convergent Produc Auditory Classes
Divergent Production Symbolic Relations
Memory Semantic Systems
Cognition Behavioral Transformation
Implications

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