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Intelligence & Creativity The most controversial concept in Psychology.

Intelligence & Creativity The most controversial concept in Psychology

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Intelligence & Creativity

The most controversial concept in Psychology.

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Suggested supplemental material:Internet fun:Common Sense quiz @

(www.mcckc.edu/longview/ctac/psychology/Commonsense2)

Learning Objectives: History of Intelligence Testing Theories of Intelligence Creativity Differences in Intelligence

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Intelligence & CreativityDavid Weschler

. . . the capacity to understand the world and the resourcefulness to cope with its challenges.

Theories of Intelligence Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences Sternberg’s Triarchic Theory

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Measurements of IntelligenceStanford-Binet Intelligence Scale

Alfred Binet Comparison within oneself

IQ = score

Weschler verbal tasks, performance tasks Bell curve

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Creativity What is creativity? Characteristics of creative people Factors that affect creativity Factors that reduce creativity Convergent Thinking Divergent Thinking (creative problem solving)

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Intelligence Tests Standardization Norms Objectivity (lack subjectivity) Reliability Validity

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Intelligence Differences in Intelligence Extremes in Intelligence (Savant Syndrome) Testing Controversy Environmental influences

Children should not be confused with (IQ) scores