In Gardner's Model, Interpersonal Intelligence Is Defined as the Ability

question 134

Multiple Choice

In Gardner's model, interpersonal intelligence is defined as the ability to

• A)understand one's own feelings and behavior.
• B)understand and use words.
• C)analyze, compose, or perform music.
• D)relate effectively to others and to understand others' moods and motives.
• E)recognize objects and patterns in nature.

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Definitions:

Cognitive Theory

A theory of psychology that emphasizes the importance of mental processes in how people process information, perceive, remember, and learn.

Psychosocial Theory

A framework proposed by Erik Erikson that outlines eight stages of psychological development, from infancy through adulthood, each characterized by a specific conflict that contributes to a person’s growth.

Learning Theory

A conceptual framework that describes how knowledge, skills, attitudes, or behaviors are acquired, processed, and retained.

Emotional Needs

Fundamental psychological necessities for wellbeing, including feeling loved, understood, and valued.