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Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence strength in physical movement and fine motor control.
The Flynn effect the increase in average IQ scores
The general intelligence factor, or “g” common factor in intelligence tests.
Creative intelligence creative is unconventional, anarchic, flexible, open and difficult to pin down.
denial refuses to acknowledge some aspects of objective reality
displacement transfer feelings to an object or person not related to issue
projection falsely attributes own unacceptable feelings or impulses
rationalization conceals true motivations for action or thoughts
reaction formation substitutes behavior, thoughts or feelings trough elaborate reassuring
repression blocks thoughts or experiences from conscious awareness
sublimation where socially unacceptable impulses or idealizations are consciously transformed into socially acceptable actions or behavior,
Sternberg's 3 intellligences analytical creative practical
Bodily Kinesthetic intelligence Gardner
standardization pretested normal standards
reliable same results every time
content validity test content must be related
predictive validity is a measurement of how well a test predicts future performance.
James Lang theory physiological response precedes the emotional experience
Cannon-Bard theory physiological and emotional experiences are simultaneous but separate processes
schacter theory aware of arousal then label it based on interpretation
autonomic nervous system regulates involuntary action
external locus fate is determined by chance or outside forces
internal locus they are responsible for their own success.
ego that is conscious
unconditional positive regard basic acceptance and support of a person regardless of what the person says or does.
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