Intelligence Measurement
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Intelligence has been defined in many ways:
- the capacity for abstraction
- Capacity for pattern recognition
- logic
- understanding
- self-awareness
- learning - ability to learn fast
- reading - ability to read effectively 10x better than average readers
- reasoning
- planning
- critical thinking
- problem-solving.
- Numeracy - subset of reasoning applied to quick assessment of feasibility
- mechanisms and algorithms - understanding patterns of how things work
- Visualization - capacity to manipulate 3D objects in one's mind
Not to mention very specific non-rational knowledge, treated separately due to the greater importance of these:
- Emotional Intelligence
- Moral Intelligence
- Negotiation - applied Emotional Intelligence combined with Divergent Thinking
- Creativity - simply Divergent Thinking