This document discusses different theories and definitions of intelligence, including Stern's definition as the capacity to adjust thinking to new requirements, Snyderman and Rothman's 13 elements of intelligence, and Wechsler's definition as the global capacity for rational and effective action and thought. It also mentions Spearman's two factor theory of intelligence and examines intelligence in terms of individual differences in physical and mental character.

1. Theories of intelligence.
Are you intelligent.

2. Can you solve this problem.
5+5+5=550
Add ‘’ or’|’ or’/’ on the left part and correct
the problem.

3. Think and answer.
• Can you draw a rectangle with three lines

4. A simple question
• Can you write anything here?
• ………………………

5. nature of intelligence
• Is it the quickness of answering.
• Is it prudence
• Is it possession of wisdom

6. Theoretical definitions of intelligence
• Intelligence is a general capacity of the
individual consciously to adjust his thinking to
new requirements.stern 1914

7. Look to the thirteen elements
• It is by Snyderman and Rothman.

8. Wechsler.
• Intelligence is the aggregate or the global
capacity of the individual to act purposefully,
to think rationally, and to deal effectively with
his enviornment.

9. Operational definations
• Intelligence is what the intelligence test
measures.

10. Individual difference.
• It is based on physical character,
• Mental character

11. Spearman’s two factor theory
of intelligence