Скачать или смотреть Beyond IQ Unpacking the Evolving Science of What Makes Us Smart

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the conceptual evolution of human intelligence, moving from early psychometric models to contemporary, multi-faceted theories. It examines the foundational theories of general intelligence, the paradigm-shifting constructs of multiple and triarchic intelligences, and the critical role of emotional intelligence. A central theme is the enduring tension between the desire for a single, quantifiable measure of intelligence (IQ) and the recognition of its dynamic, contextual, and diverse nature. The report also integrates cutting-edge insights from network neuroscience and the symbiotic relationship with artificial intelligence, offering a vision of how our understanding of intelligence is being reshaped. This study reveals that intelligence is not a fixed, singular trait but a complex, malleable, and context-dependent system of abilities that can be developed, nurtured, and applied to solve the diverse problems of the modern world.