Intelligence
Types of Mental Abilities
Decision Making
Wisdom/Creativity
100

These are the components that make up intelligence

What is problem solving, verbal ability and social competence

100

Knowing numbers, words, verbal meaning, inductive reasoning, spatial orientation

What are Primary mental abilities

100

This theorist believed that an individual must go through different stages of cognitive development in order to help with decision making.

Who is Piaget

100

These strengths, knowledge and understanding are learned only by living through the earlier stages of life

What is wisdom

200

This is a performance approach to measuring intelligence

What is taking tests

200

Verbal and reading comprehension, vocabulary, similarities/comparisons

What is secondary mental abilities

200

This adulthood stage uses less emotion and more logic when making decisions

What is the late (older) stage of adulthood

200

Wisdom may be more strongly related to experience than age

What is a TRUE statement

300

This is a way to measure the adult's intellectual ability to understand concepts

What are case studies or scenarios

300

Being able to think and reason abstractly and solve problems.

What is Fluid intelligence

300

These adulthood stages are more  likely to allow negative emotions such as anger and fear to affect their decision making

What is the younger and middle age adulthood stage

300

Which adulthood is more motivated to learn by internal factors (personal satisfaction) vs. external factors (pay raise)

What is the late (older) stage of adulthood

400

This type of intelligence decreases as the adult ages

What is creative intelligence

400

The knowledge the adult has gained through life experiences and education

What is crystallized intelligence

400

This adulthood stage takes more risks when making decisions

What is young and middle adulthood

400

all learning activity that takes place throughout life

What is life long learning

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