Psychological Assessment - Intelligence and Its Measurement

What is Intelligence? →


Intelligence
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→ PERSPECTIVE ON INTELLIGENCE
→ I. INTERACTIONISM
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L.L Thurstone and Primary Mental Abilities
Francis Galton


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Alfred Binet
II. FACTOR ANALYTIC THEORY OF INTELLIGENCE


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David Weschler
Charles Spearman and the “g”

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intellectual ability factor g two-factor theory of
intelligence.
→ Two-Factor Theory of Intelligence g
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Jean Piaget e
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, → Group Factor Retrieval of information application of general
knowledge
g s
→ Fluid Intelligence (Gf)


g
John Horn
G.P. Guilford and Structure of Intellect

▪ Gv
▪ Ga
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▪ Gq
▪ Gs
▪ Grw
Operations Dimension ▪ Gsm
▪ Glr
→ Vulnerable Abilities

Content Dimension Gv
→ Maintained Abilities

Product Dimension Gq
John Carroll and Three Stratum Theory


L.L. Thurstone
Stratum III
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Stratum II
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Gf
Gc
Howard Gardner and Multiple Intelligence Y V
U R
S
T
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Raymond Cattell and Gc and Gf
→ Hierarchical Model

Crystallized Intelligence (Gc)
Cattell-Horn-Carroll (CHC) Model of Cognitive Abilities