1. Intelligence [Instructor Name] [Class Section Number]

2. Overview Warm-up Defining Intelligence Measuring Intelligence Types of Intelligence – Concept Check Correlates of Intelligence

3.  On a sheet of paper number 1 – 20.  You will have 30 seconds to look at the objects on the next slide.  You should try to memorize as many objects as possible in that time.  Do not write ANYTHING on the paper until I tell you. Intelligence Test

5. Write down the 20 items you saw on the previous slide. You have one minute.

6. Intelligence? Do you think that this test actually measured your intelligence? If not, what do you think it measured instead. What else might need to be included in a test that measures the full range of intelligence? What else might you do to measure intelligence?

7. Overview Warm up Defining Intelligence Measuring Intelligence Types of Intelligence – Concept Check Correlates of Intelligence

8. Defining Intelligence Intelligence - An individual’s cognitive capability, including the ability to acquire, process, and recall information.  Social factors theory  General Intelligence - “ g ”

9. Overview Defining Intelligence Measuring Intelligence Types of Intelligence – Concept Check Correlates of Intelligence

10. Measuring Intelligence Francis Galton  Crude measurement  Factor exploration Alfred Binet  Classroom children Theodore Simon  Partnered with Binet  First IQ Test Galton Binet

11. Measuring Intelligence  Intelligence Quotient  Stanford-Binet  Weschler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS)WAIS

12. Measuring Intelligence  Standardized  Normed  Flynn Effect

13. Overview Defining Intelligence Measuring Intelligence Types of Intelligence – Concept Check Correlates of Intelligence

14. Types of Intelligence Carroll’s Model  Fluid  Crystallized

15. Concept Check 1.Navigating a subway system in a new city 2.Knowing Budapest is the capital of Hungary 3.Solving an algebra problem 4.Baking cookies from memory 5.Playing a video game Fluid or Crystal?

16. Types of Intelligence Gardner’s Theory: Multiple IntelligenceMultiple Intelligence Logic-mathVisual-spatialMusic-rhythmVerbal-linguistic Bodily-kinestheticInterpersonalIntrapersonalNaturalistic

17. Types of Intelligence Emotional Intelligence

18. Types of Intelligence Mind Set > Intellectual Abilities

19. Overview Defining Intelligence Measuring Intelligence Types of Intelligence – Concept Check Correlates of Intelligence

20.  Genetics  Positive attitude  Gender differences?  Unequal representation  Stereotype threat  Bias

21. Correlates of Intelligence Who’s smarter?

22. Correlates of Intelligence Female  Fine Motor Skill  Acquired Knowledge  Reading Comprehension  Decoding Non-verbal Expression  Grades Male  Fluid reasoning related to math/science  Perceptual tasks (e.g., moving objects)  Transformations in working memory

23. Conclusion  Theories continue to develop  Different types  Several influences

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