PSY 101 HW 3 What is Sternbergs Triarchic Theory of Intellig

PSY 101 HW 3 What is Sternberg\'s Triarchic Theory of Intelligence? Glve an example of a person you know that possesses each type of intelligence. Please describe 2 diversity issues that pertain to the concept of intelligence. Why are intelligence tests standardized

Solution

Qu-1:

Sternberg\'s Triarchic theory of multiple intelligence composed of three types of intelligences existing in humans & they are practical intelligence, creative intelligence, and analytical intelligence

Sales men are the meticulous example for practical intelligence to implement their IQ levels to explain and sell products. Various scientists & researchers to unravel “various unknown molecular mechanisms” behind scientific pehnomenons with high IQ levels mainly exhibit creative intelligence. Students and mathematicians often exhibit analytical intelligence to test hypothesis in their labs

Sternberg\'s Triarchic theory of multiple intelligence: According to this theory, analytical intelligence in assessing the diversity of human intelligence is too narrow of an observation of intelligent behavior. In the aspect of creative intelligence, a few people are much more capable of “efficient & eminent intelligence performance” and majority of population has preferentially some creativity.

Que-2: The diversity aspects of multiple intelligences explain the limitations of current mental tests in assessing the diversity of human intelligence, is practical intelligence and it is not culture-free but a few ways misinterpretation of the analysis by refusing the testing context. Thereby these analytical mental test observations underestimate or sometimes may overlook ethnic minorities children. According to Gardener\'s Theory of multiple intelligences, it has illustrated a limitation majorly that analytical neurological evidences obtained from a variety of mental tests possess similar characteristics.