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True or false:El desarrollo cognitivo implica adquirir habilidades para entender y controlar el ambiente.
True or false:El desarrollo cognitivo implica adquirir habilidades para entender y controlar el ambiente.
¿Qué es la inteligencia según el texto?
¿Qué es la inteligencia según el texto?
- La habilidad de hacer amigos y relacionarse con los demás.
- La habilidad de comprender, aprender y utilizar el conocimiento para resolver problemas y adaptarse (correct)
- La habilidad de hacer cálculos matemáticos complejos.
- La habilidad de hablar varios idiomas con fluidez.
Verdadero o falso: La inteligencia de un niño solo se relaciona con la capacidad de comprender y aprender.
Verdadero o falso: La inteligencia de un niño solo se relaciona con la capacidad de comprender y aprender.
¿Qué teorÃa sugiere que la inteligencia no es solo innata, sino que también puede ser desarrollada a través de la interacción con el ambiente?
¿Qué teorÃa sugiere que la inteligencia no es solo innata, sino que también puede ser desarrollada a través de la interacción con el ambiente?
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Verdadero o falso: Las pruebas estandarizadas de inteligencia solo deben ser administradas por psicólogos.
Verdadero o falso: Las pruebas estandarizadas de inteligencia solo deben ser administradas por psicólogos.
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Study Notes
- Cognitive development involves acquiring abilities to understand and control the environment.
- Cognitive development enhances a child's intelligence, which is the ability to comprehend, learn, and use knowledge to solve problems and adapt.
- Intelligence is closely related to other cognitive processes such as attention, memory, thinking, and perception.
- Intelligence is traditionally measured through standardized tests, which provide information on various aspects of a child's cognitive, emotional, and social development.
- These tests should be administered by psychologists and educators can use the results to identify areas for improvement in a child's learning.
- Classic theorists like Binet, Terman, and Cattle believed that intelligence could be measured through quantifiable standardized tests and introduced concepts like mental age and intelligence quotient (IQ).
- Newer theories like Gardner's multiple intelligences and Goleman's emotional intelligence have gained acceptance among researchers.
- Gardner defines intelligence as the ability to solve problems and create valuable products in one or more cultures.
- Gardner's theory suggests that intelligence is not just innate but can be developed through interaction with the environment.
- Educators can use Gardner's theory to identify and develop a child's strengths in various areas of intelligence.
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