Bennett's Model of Intelligence

Bennett's Model of Intelligence views intelligence as a combination of various cognitive abilities that work together to adapt and solve problems in different situations. It emphasizes multiple skills like reasoning, memory, learning, and problem-solving, considering how these abilities interact within different contexts. Instead of seeing intelligence as a single score, the model highlights the dynamic and multifaceted nature of how we understand and respond to new challenges, recognizing that different individuals may excel in different areas depending on the environment and task requirements.