What is intelligence? Sattler describes a famous symposium conducted in 1921 at which 13 psychologists gave 13 different definitions of intelligence (1992‚ pp. 44-45). Some of these definitions are paraphrased below: Intelligence is. . . the tendency to take and maintain a direction. . . judgment‚ otherwise called good sense‚ practical sense‚ initiative. . . everything intellectual can be reduced to . . . relations or correlates. . . adjustment or adaptation to the environment. . . global capacity
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Chapter 9 Thinking and Intelligence Elements of cognition Concept Mental category that groups objects‚ relations‚ activities‚ abstractions‚ or qualities having common properties Basic concepts have a moderate number of instances and are easier to acquire. Prototype is an especially representative example. Proposition A meaningful unit‚ built of concepts‚ expressing a single idea Schema An integrated mental network of knowledge‚ beliefs‚ and expectations concerning a particular topic
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performance on various cognitive tests. He studied young children who would do well in math but not in reading and vise versa and from this he came up with g‚ or that intelligence is a general ability. There are three ways to measure one’s intelligence quotient‚ or IQ. They are as followed: validity‚ reliability‚ and standardization. Reliability is the extent to which a test measures what it is intended to measure. Validity is the extent to which a test yields a consistent‚ reproducible measure of performance
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Malaysian society and approaches that are taken in order to make the aspirations a certainty. The challenges are the lack of exposure on Emotional Intelligence (EQ) in classroom‚ poverty among Malaysian students and negative impacts due to the advancement of technology. Challenges towards making NPE a reality in the Malaysian society a) The Lack of Exposure on Emotional Intelligence (EQ) in Classroom EQ as mentions by Bar-On (1997‚ as cited in Butler‚ 2006)‚ is an array of noncognitive capabilities
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relationship between emotional intelligence and the effective performance of leaders in organizations. His article looks at each component that makes up emotional intelligence and describes how to recognize these characteristics and their manifestations in the work environment. Goleman tells us that leaders need basic intelligence and job pertinent knowledge to be successful. He summarizes that although intellect is definitely a driver of outstanding performance‚ emotional intelligence plays an
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| | | Topic Summary This topic contains relevant information on how to * establish a productive team * lead your team effectively * handle problems with your teams as they arise * evaluate your team’s productivity. | | Topic Index Topic Overview What Would You Do? Where Should You Focus? Topic Index Topic Summary About the Mentors Using the Topic Core Concepts Team Building: An Overview Understanding How Teams Work Establishing a Team Becoming an
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The psychology of intelligence has rapidly developed over the years‚ but it still has quite a long way to go. Intelligence is controversial topic due to tests being “unfair” in a certain group of people’s perspectives. The intelligence myths are easy to disprove if one is able to obtain the factual evidence. Intelligence is not as black and white as it used to seem: different forms of intelligence‚ intelligence tests‚ hereditary differences‚ environmental differences‚ gender differences‚ and ethnic
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Intelligence In my high school your intelligence level is based on your ability to master material in difficult courses‚ which is quite different to people the same age in the Amazon rain forest. Their intelligence level is based on their knowledge of the medicinal properties of local plants. In both of these very different locations intelligence is the ability to learn from experience‚ solve problems‚ and use knowledge to adapt to new situations. General intelligence is also known as the g
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Interference: Information learned earlier interferes with info learned later. Types of Amnesia- Memory Loss- Retrograde: Loss of memories from the past Anterograde: Inability to encode new memories False memories (Not ALWAYS false) - emotional memories that are thought to be extraordinarily vivid and detailed. EX. Remembering exactly where you were on 9/11 Misinformation effect- Creation of fictitious memories by providing misleading information about an even after I takes place. EX
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Competencies Scores ( LCPA) Total Competency Analysis Maximum Potential Score (MPS) My Score My % A. Managerial Competences 25 25 50% B. Entrepreneurial Leadership Competences 25 25 62.5% C. Intellectual Competences 12 12 40% D. Socio-Emotional Competences 39 39 78% E. Inter-personal Competences 27 27 54% F. Job Competencies 10 10 100% G. Technical Know-How 17 17 85% Table 1.1 A. The scores from the Leadership Competences Potential Assessment (LCPA) score sheet
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