A theory of "multiple" types of this quality was proposed in the 1983 book Frames of Mind by Howard Gardner.
A theory of "multiple" types of this quality was proposed in the 1983 book Frames of Mind by Howard Gardner. The Three Stratum and Cattell-Horn-Carroll theories break this quality down into "fluid" and "crystallized" types. Raven's Progressive Matrices are used to measure Charles Spearman's "g factor" for this quality, which is constantly rising in a phenomenon known as the Flynn effect. Richard Herrnstein and Charles Murray argued that genetics and environment account for racial differences in measurements of this quality in The Bell Curve. The Stanford-Binet test is one common measure of it. For 10 points, name this mental faculty measured in a "quotient."
A theory of "multiple" types of this quality was proposed in the 1983 book Frames of Mind by Howard Gardner.
intelligence [Accept more specific terms such as intelligence quotient or fluid intelligence or multiple intelligences. Prompt on IQ.]