Intelligences
Intelligences
Many people have different opinions of just what intelligence is since there is no commonly accepted definition for it. Some believe the ability to adapt effectively to the environment by changing oneself, changing the environment or finding a new environment is one definition of intelligence, while others believe it is our ability to learn. There are still others who believe that intelligence is our being able to cope with the environment and situations we are presented with. (Team C005704, 2000)
In 1904 British psychologist Charles E. Spearman published the first psychometric theory about intelligence. His theory was that if people did well on one mental ability test, then they would do well on many of the others, and people who did not do well on one, they would not do well on the others. By examining patterns of individual differences in test scores he devised a technique of statistical analysis using his concept. He believed his analysis helped him......
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