The human intelligence

Bodashka J. Bondarenko & Artem B. Petrenko*

Faculty of Foreign Philology and Social Communications, Sumy State University, Sumy, Ukraine

Abstract

A crucial element of humans’ unique abilities includes intelligence, which is a general mental ability for reasoning, problem-solving, and learning. Intelligence has been stereotyped as an amount of cognitive capacity that people are born with, which cannot be changed. However, Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence Theory posits that individuals have different amounts, abilities, and unique combinations of bits of intelligence that are mutable and may be improved upon throughout their lifetime. In this paper, the meaning of human intelligence, its development, how it’s tested, and the roles it plays in humans are discussed.

Keywords

human intelligence; artificial intelligence; intelligence tests.

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