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Robert Yerkes developed the Army Alpha and Beta Tests to measure intelligence in a group format.
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Graham Wallas, Art of Thought. Presented one of the first models of the creative process
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Edward Thorndike and Social Intelligence, getting along with people
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L.L. Thurstone introduces his Primary Mental Abilites theory
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Wechsler-Bellevue Intelligence Test was published
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David Wechsler says that components of intelligence are key to life
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Abraham Moslow describes how people can build emotional strength
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David Wechsler agrees with Stanford-Binet's theory that intelligence involves a bunch of different mental abilities.
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Intellectual Disabilites, used to be described only by the score on an IQ test, but now has more of an ezplanation to it.
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Howard Gardner publishes, 'The Shattered Mind'
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Howard Gardner believed that multiple intelligence tests come in a package
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Wayne Payne introduces emotional intelligence
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Sternberg likes Gardner's idea of multiple intelligences but instead of eight, he chose three; analytical, practical, and creative intelligence
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Sternberg creates five components of creativity
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Peter Salovey and John Mayer publish 'Emotional Intelligence" article
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Solovey and Mayer have been studying Emotional Intelligence
marking the beginning of feminism. -
Emotonal Intelligence is popularized after the publication of a book
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Multifactor Emotional Intelligence Testing: an ability based test that assess their ability to perceive, identity, understnad, and utilize emotions
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Emotional Competence Inventory, if you know the indibidual you would offter ratings to the persons abilities on a number of different emotional competencies
first state to recognize psychology as a protected practice oriented profession. -
Sligman Attributional Style Questionnaire, designes as a screening test fo the life insurance compay
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Today's testing: the ACT, SAT, which determine your intellectual ability
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Reuven Bar-Ones EG-i: are designes to measure awareness, stress, problem solving, tolerance, and happiness