How Will You Test Intelligence In this assignment, you will imagine a scenario in which you would need to test different types of intelligence across various cultures. Gardner (1983) suggested that there are seven different types of intelligence: (1) logical mathematical, (2) linguistic, (3) musical, (4) spatial, (5) bodily kinesthetic, (6) interpersonal, and (7) intrapersonal. For example, in Culture A, “intelligence” means to test logical mathematical ability, while in Culture B, it may mean to test interpersonal ability. How would you test the following dimensions of intelligence? Suppose you are going to test intelligence in Culture X and Culture Y, and each culture has a different type of intelligence which is represented by the following three dimensions. First, define what it means to be intelligent in Culture X and Culture Y, respectively. Then, describe how you test three different dimensions of intelligence in each different culture. Dimension 1: Linguistic Intelligence Definition of Intelligence in Culture X Method of Testing Intelligence Definition of Intelligence in Culture Y Method of Testing Intelligence Dimension 2: Spatial Intelligence Definition of Intelligence in Culture X Method of Testing Intelligence Definition of Intelligence in Culture Y Method of Testing Intelligence Dimension 3: Interpersonal Intelligence Definition of Intelligence in Culture X Method of Testing Intelligence Definition of Intelligence in Culture Y Method of Testing Intelligence

Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)

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ISBN:9780134477961

Author:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White

Publisher:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White

Chapter1: The Science Of Psychology

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How Will You Test Intelligence

In this assignment, you will imagine a scenario in which you would need to test different types of intelligence across various cultures. Gardner (1983) suggested that there are seven different types of intelligence: (1) logical mathematical, (2) linguistic, (3) musical, (4) spatial, (5) bodily kinesthetic, (6) interpersonal, and (7) intrapersonal. For example, in Culture A, “intelligence” means to test logical mathematical ability, while in Culture B, it may mean to test interpersonal ability.

How would you test the following dimensions of intelligence? Suppose you are going to test intelligence in Culture X and Culture Y, and each culture has a different type of intelligence which is represented by the following three dimensions. First, define what it means to be intelligent in Culture X and Culture Y, respectively. Then, describe how you test three different dimensions of intelligence in each different culture.

Dimension 1: Linguistic Intelligence