Exploring Intelligence and Creativity Concepts

Intelligence

Cognitive capability to acquire and apply information.

General Factor (g)

Underlying intelligence factor influencing cognitive abilities.

Fluid Intelligence

Ability to solve novel problems effectively.

Crystallized Intelligence

Knowledge gained from experience and education.

Triarchic Theory of Intelligence

Sternberg's model: analytical, practical, creative intelligence.

Analytical Intelligence

Ability to think abstractly and evaluate information.

Practical Intelligence

Ability to cope with real-world situations.

Creative Intelligence

Ability to invent novel solutions or ideas.

Emotional Intelligence

Ability to reason and manage emotions effectively.

IQ

Intelligence Quotient; measures intellectual ability.

Standardized Measurement

Uniform assessment for easy score comparison.

Norming

Establishing score ranges from a representative sample.

Genetic Component

IQ scores correlate among family members.

Little-c Creativity

Everyday creative actions by nonexperts.

Big-C Creativity

Significant contributions with lasting impact.

Convergent Creativity

One correct answer; examples include RAT.

Divergent Creativity

Multiple responses; examples include UUT.

Openness to Experience

Personality trait linked to creativity and exploration.

Creative Achievement Questionnaire

Survey assessing individual creative accomplishments.

Kaufman Domains of Creativity Scale

Measures creativity across various domains.

Expertise

Domain knowledge necessary for large creative achievements.

Socioeconomic Status

Largest correlation with IQ and performance.

Remote Associates Test (RAT)

Convergent creativity test requiring associative thinking.

Unusual Uses Task (UUT)

Divergent creativity test generating multiple uses.