Theories of Intelligence
2. Stanford-Binet intelligence scale [Revised Binet scale in 1916] developed by Lewis Terman of Stanford University.
3. Unifactor Theory or Single factor Theory of intelligence was given by Alfred Binet.
4. Two factor theory of intelligence was propounded by Charles Spearman.
-> This theory has two factors :
a) General Factor(g)[General Intelligence]
b) Specific Factor(s)[Specific Intellectual activity]
c)Two factor theory of intelligence is developed in 1904.
5. Multi-factor theory of intelligence is propounded by E L Thorndike.
6. Group factor theory of Intelligence is developed by Louis L Thurstone.
-> Thurstone's theory focused on 7 different primary abilities :
-Reasoning -Verbal Comprehension
-Perceptual Speed -Numerical Ability
-Word Fluency -Associative Memory
-Spatial Visualisation
7. Sampling Theory of intelligence was developed by Godfrey Thompson.
8. The hierarchical theory of intelligence was propounded by Cyril burt & Vernon.
9. Three Dimensional Theory of intelligence was propounded by JP Guilford.
-> JP Guilford proposed 3 dimensions of mental ability.
(a) Operations
(b) Products
(c) Contents
11. Fluid & Crystallized intelligence theory was given by Raymond Cattell & John Horn.
12. Multiple intelligence was developed by Howard Gardener.
13. First intelligence test was developed in the year :
-> 1905
14) Who said " Intelligence is the general ability" ?
-> Spearman, Terman, Ebbinghaus
15. Who said, "Intelligence is the power of discrimination and Selection" ?
-> Francis Galton
16. Three factor theory of intelligence was given by :
-> Spearman
17. Primary and Common factor theories explain the Unifactor theory.
18. binet Simon scale was administred in:
-> 1908
19. The first intelligence test was made by Alfred Binet and Simon.
20. intelligent quotient is expressed as :
-> IQ = M.A/C.A×100
-> where IQ= Intelligence Quotient
M.A = Mental Age
C.A = Chronological Age
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