Howard Gardner: Emotional Intelligence in the Multiple Intelligences Model

The video introduces Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences, challenging the traditional view of a single measure of intelligence. Gardner proposes eight types of intelligences, including verbal, logical, naturalistic, spatial, musical, bodily, intrapersonal, and interpersonal. The video highlights the significance of intrapersonal and interpersonal intelligences in emotional intelligence, referencing Daniel Goldman's model. It also discusses the debate surrounding the empirical support for Gardner's theory, noting its egalitarian appeal and criticism for lack of scientific evidence.

What question does Howard Gardner suggest we ask instead of 'How intelligent are you?'

• What is your IQ?

• How do you learn best?

• How are you intelligent?

• What is your favorite subject?

Which type of intelligence involves the ability to work with language and words?

• Verbal/Linguistic

• Visual/Spatial

• Musical/Rhythmic

• Logical/Mathematical

What type of intelligence is characterized by an understanding of the natural world?

• Bodily/Kinesthetic

• Naturalistic

• Interpersonal

• Intrapersonal

Which intelligence is associated with the ability to use one's body with precision?

• Musical/Rhythmic

• Bodily/Kinesthetic

• Visual/Spatial

• Logical/Mathematical

In the context of emotional intelligence, which two types of Gardner's intelligences are most relevant?

• Verbal/Linguistic and Logical/Mathematical

• Intrapersonal and Interpersonal

• Naturalistic and Visual/Spatial

• Musical/Rhythmic and Bodily/Kinesthetic

What is a common criticism of Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences?

• It ignores traditional intelligence tests.

• It is too complex to understand.

• It lacks empirical evidence.

• It only applies to children.

How does Gardner describe his multiple intelligences?

• As absolute truths

• As useful fictions

• As outdated concepts

• As scientific facts