TAILIEUCHUNG - Assessing human ecological factors affecting visual spatial intelligence of young adolescents

Visually- spatially intelligent persons are recognized as “picture smart”. Such people are good at remembering images, faces, and fine details. They are able to visualize objects from different angles and also have good spatial judgment and reasoning. The present study was conducted with the aim of assessing type and existing level of Multiple Intelligences among young urban adolescent girls and to delineate the human ecological factors affecting Multiple Intelligences. For this, 100 respondents in the age group of 12- 14 years from urban area of Mahendergarh district of Haryana state were selected. The results elucidates that urban respondents were in above average level in visual spatial, intrapersonal and existential intelligence. Family size, parental education, residence location, father’s occupation, relationship with the peers and cultural settings were observed to be significantly associated with Multiple Intelligences of the respondents’. Therefore, it may be suggested that as intelligence is independent of living habitat of the children so, parents should support their children in their education by making necessary provisions needed to enhance their learning. | Assessing human ecological factors affecting visual spatial intelligence of young adolescents

• Xã hội học
• Multiple intelligence
• Mahendergarh district
• Parental involvement
• Other human ecological factors
• Young adolescents
• Intrapersonal intelligence of young adolescents
• Human ecological factors affecting interpersonal
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• Doctor’s thesis in education
• Teaching Geometry at secondary schools
• The direction of applying Multiple Intelligence theory
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• Multiple intelligences
• Different learning styles
• English learners’ intelligences
• Visual spatial intelligence
• Bodily kinesthetic intelligence
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• Artificial intelligence
• Supervised machine learning
• Kernel methods
• Multiple kernel learning
• Drug discovery
• Weak Methods
• Human Psychology
• Good Representation
• Multiple Inheritance
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• Adolescent psychiatry
• Mental health
• Child physical abuse
• Behavioral problems placing children
• Intelligence quotient
• Chinese children
• Sediment rating curve
• Multiple linear regression
• Artificial neural network
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• Akaike’s information criterion
• BMC Anesthesiology
• Depth of anaesthesia
• Chinese anaesthesiologists
• EEG signals
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• SQL Server Express Edition
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