Intelligence: Concept & Theories
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According to the psychologist J.P. Guilford, who propounded the Structure of Intellect Model, intellectual abilities or mental capacities are classified under how many independent dimensions?
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J.P. Guilford propounded the three-dimensional theory of intelligence or the 'Structure of Intellect Model'. According to this theory, all mental abilities are the result of the interrelationships of three independent dimensions: 1. Operations (what we do), 2. Contents (what we think about), and 3. Products (the results of our thinking). Originally this model described 5 × 4 × 6 = 120 cells or intellectual abilities, which was later increased to 150 and 180. To know more about this model, you can read the Wikipedia reference.
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