Multiple Intelligences Theory Quiz
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Which of the following is NOT one of the separation criteria for an intelligence 'modality' according to the theory of multiple intelligences?

  • Physical strength and agility (correct)
  • Support from experimental psychology
  • Presence of core operations
  • Susceptibility to encoding (symbolic expression)

According to the theory of multiple intelligences, how many sets of abilities did Howard Gardner propose in 'Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences'?

  • Eight (correct)
  • Seven
  • Five
  • Ten

Which of the following is a criticism of the theory of multiple intelligences by mainstream psychology?

  • It supports the concept of general intelligence
  • It emphasizes the importance of subjective judgement
  • It lacks empirical evidence (correct)
  • It aligns with experimental psychology

What is a key characteristic of an intelligence 'modality' according to the theory of multiple intelligences?

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What is the central proposal of the theory of multiple intelligences?

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Criterion for an Intelligence Modality?

A separation criterion is used to determine if a cognitive ability is a unique intelligence. Physical strength and agility are NOT one of the criteria according to the theory of multiple intelligences.

How many sets of abilities did Howard Gardner propose?

Howard Gardner proposed that human intelligence is divided into eight distinct categories or sets of abilities. He outlined these in his groundbreaking book 'Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences.'

Criticism of Multiple Intelligences.

One critique of the theory of multiple intelligences is a lack of solid scientific evidence to support it. Many mainstream psychologists argue that more empirical data is needed to validate Gardner's claims.

Evidence for Multiple Intelligences?

Individuals with unique talents or abilities in specific areas, like savants or prodigies, offer evidence for the theory of multiple intelligences. These exceptional people exhibit extraordinary capabilities in a particular intelligence modality.

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Central Proposal of Multiple Intelligences

The theory of multiple intelligences proposes that human intelligence is not singular, but rather encompasses a range of distinct cognitive abilities. It challenges the traditional view of intelligence as a single, unified construct.

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Study Notes

Theory of Multiple Intelligences

  • The theory proposes multiple sets of abilities, rather than a single general intelligence factor.
  • In 'Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences', Howard Gardner proposed 7-10 sets of abilities.

Separation Criteria for Intelligence 'Modality'

  • Not being able to be entirely encoded in a set of rules or a computer program is a separation criterion for an intelligence 'modality'.
  • Being utilized in a culturally valued way is a separation criterion for an intelligence 'modality'.

Characteristics of Intelligence 'Modality'

  • A key characteristic of an intelligence 'modality' is that it is an autonomous human cognitive ability.

Criticisms of the Theory

  • A criticism of the theory by mainstream psychology is that it lacks empirical evidence and is more of a philosophical argument.

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Test your knowledge of the theory of multiple intelligences with this quiz. Explore the different intelligences proposed by the theory and learn about its impact on education. See how well you understand the concept and its criticisms.

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