Stanford University improved upon an earlier (*) test of this quality, leading to the current Stanford-Binet scale for measuring it in children.
The name of this concept originates from the Latin word nous, a term created by early thinkers to define it. Raymond Cattell proposed the Gf and Gc types of this concept to discern between its "fluid" and "crystallized" forms. Howard Gardner divided this concept into different modalities, opposing the theory of one general ability, or g-factor. Stanford University improved upon an earlier (*) test of this quality, leading to the current Stanford-Binet scale for measuring it in children. John Searle proposed that computers may exhibit the "strong artificial" type of this concept, which Stephen Hawking said could end mankind. For ten points, identify this cognitive ability whose quotient is measured in IQ tests.
The name of this concept originates from the Latin word nous, a term created by early thinkers to define it.
intelligence [accept IQ or Intelligence Quotient before mentioned] &lt;AG&gt;