Concept: Intelligence Quotient (IQ) is a numerical measure of a person's intellectual ability relative to their age group. It helps compare cognitive performance across individuals. Definition of IQ: IQ (Intelligence Quotient) is defined as the ratio of Mental Age (MA) to Chronological Age (CA), multiplied by 100. Formula: \[ \text{IQ} = \frac{\text{Mental Age (MA)}}{\text{Chronological Age (CA)}} \times 100 \] Explanation of Terms: Mental Age (MA):
Level of intellectual functioning
Determined through intelligence tests
Chronological Age (CA):
Actual age of the person in years
Example Calculation: If a child has:
Mental Age = 12 years
Chronological Age = 10 years
\[ \text{IQ} = \frac{12}{10} \times 100 = 120 \] Interpretation:
IQ = 100 → Average intelligence
IQ > 100 → Above average
IQ < 100 → Below average
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| (B) Scientists | (II) Bodily-Kinaesthetic |
| (C) Philosophers and spiritual leaders | (III) Logical-Mathematical |
| (D) Athletes, dancers and gymnasts | (IV) Linguistic |
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