Chapter 8 Flashcards
(16 cards)
What is Emotional Intelligence?
The ability to understand and manage one’s own emotions and be sensitive to the emotions of others.
Emotional intelligence is crucial for effective interpersonal relationships.
What does the speaker argue about intelligence?
Intelligence is not solely based on academic knowledge but also on emotional understanding and responsiveness.
This perspective challenges traditional views of intelligence.
Define Self-Awareness.
Understanding your own emotions and how they affect you.
Self-awareness is a key component of emotional intelligence.
What is Emotional Regulation?
Being able to manage and control your own emotional responses.
Emotional regulation helps in maintaining emotional balance.
Define Empathy.
The ability to recognize and understand the emotions of others.
Empathy is essential for building strong relationships.
What does the term ‘intelligence’ encompass according to the excerpt?
The ability to apply prior knowledge and experience flexibly to accomplish challenging new tasks.
This definition suggests a broader understanding of intelligence beyond academic metrics.
What is the main hypothesis of the brain game involving age and intelligence?
Older individuals might have a higher level of cognitive abilities due to improved brain function over time.
This is tested through a puzzle-solving game.
List the different types of intelligence according to Gardner’s Theory.
- Musical
- Bodily-Kinesthetic
- Spatial
- Logical-Mathematical
- Linguistic
- Interpersonal
- Intrapersonal
- Naturalist
Gardner’s theory suggests that intelligence is multifaceted.
What is the difference between ‘School Intelligence’ and Practical Knowledge?
‘School Intelligence’ refers to knowledge acquired through formal education, while Practical Knowledge involves everyday experiences and common sense.
This distinction highlights different ways of knowing.
True or False: Learning is only about memorizing facts.
False. Learning can also involve applying our understanding to new situations.
This emphasizes the importance of practical application.
What is the significance of socialization in learning?
Socialization can enhance our ability to answer questions without formal study, involving social skills and understanding interactions.
This shows the role of interpersonal relationships in learning.
What professions require strong spatial reasoning skills?
- Pilots
- Architects
Spatial reasoning is critical for navigating and designing environments.
Define Natural Science.
The field encompassing the study of the natural world, including plants, animals, and the environment.
Natural science is essential for understanding ecological principles.
What role do park rangers play?
They manage natural resources, ensure visitor safety, and educate the public about environmental conservation.
Park rangers require a strong understanding of ecological principles.
Fill in the blank: Intelligence is _______.
[multifaceted and can manifest in various forms].
This challenges the traditional view of intelligence as a single entity.
What is the importance of focus in piloting and architecture?
Focus is crucial for maintaining position and avoiding disorientation in piloting, and for designing structures in architecture.
Both fields require high levels of concentration and logical reasoning.
