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separatedGeneral theory: Sternberg separates intelligence into three subdivisions of intelligence. He calls them the triarchic theory. The subdivisions are practical intelligence, creative intelligence, and analytical intelligence.

Strength: This theory shows that intelligence can be broken down into multiple areas of actual intelligence. Intelligence is in all aspects of life, and it is possible to be good at some but not others.

Weakness: These categories and subdivisions are so separate that they do not connect well. Since they don’t connect well, it is hard to be good at all three divisions of intelligence.

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Theory- Emotional intelligence theory. The ability to assess and control ones emotions and the emotions of others.

Strength- Can improve and work on EQ to make it stronger and easier to deal with emotions.

Weakness- It takes time to deal with and improve EQ. It also is a lot of testing. People may not take testing seriously.

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1. The general theory of the theorist.
Intelligence, considered as a mental trait, is the capacity to make impulses focal at their early, unfinished stage of formation.  Intelligence is therefore the capacity for abstraction, which is an inhibitory process

2. A strength of the theory.
Thurman’s seven primary mental abilities (word fluency, number facility, spatial visualization, associative memory, perceptual speed, and reasoning) are more informative then a single “g” score.

3. A weakness of a theory.
Test showed that mental abilities have a tendency to cluster, supporting  the “g” factor.

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General theory: Human intelligence is not based upon one aspect. Instead human intelligence is based upon 8 or more factors: logical-mathematical intelligence, musical intelligence, linguistic intelligence, bodily-kinesthetic intelligence, spatial intelligence, interpersonal intelligence, intrapersonal intelligence, and naturalist intelligence.

Strength: This theory is strong because it touches at the fact that intelligence can’t be based off of a single skill that may be more readily available based on previous experiences.

Weakness: It is possible for people to be intelligent without being good at all the skills in the test. The test does not reflect actual intelligence, because some people’s intelligence may be in specific areas, and not others.

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Spearman

Theory- Proposed the G factor theory, and that general intelligence lays a base for all other intellectual abilities. He also thought that levels of general intelligence could predict levels of specific abilities.

Strength of theory- If you perform highly in one category the chances of performing well in another are high.

Weakness of theory- G theory neglects other kinds of intelligence and abilities like motor and perceptual, and musical.