9 Types of Intelligence, Which One Are You?

In 1983, Howard Gardener, an American developmental psychologist, came up with 9 types of intelligence that people may have. Each category is an area you may excel in, and you may be intelligent in more categories than one! What type(s) are you?

#intelligence #psych2go

Writer: Michal Mitchell
Script Editor: Morgan Franz
Script Manager: Kelly Soong
VO: Amanda Silvera
Animator: Naphia
YouTube Manager: Cindy Cheong

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[cowl]

I think that everyone has a little bit of everything, but there are some that you excel at because you're more passionate about it.

[LilacCheese]

"why are we still to suffer?"
REALLY APPRECIATE THE LINE

[jmw]

Am I existentially intelligent or just depressed? The ongoing question.

[CartoonBrawler]

This thing called me stupid in 9 different ways.

[raahyama]

Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish by it's ability to climb a tree, it will live it's whole life believing that it is stupid
- Albert Einstein

[argenta]

“Your gpa isn’t the only way to measure your intelligence.”
Schools: *I’ll ignore that*

[darkg]

If you are in rush all is here:
-Natural intelligence: 1:07
-Musical intelligence: 1:27
-Logical/Mathematical intelligence: 1:57
-Existental intelligence: 2:30
-Interpersonal intelligence: 3:05
-Bodily/Kinestetic intelligence: 3:36
-Linguistic intelligence: 4:11
-Intrapersonal intelligence: 4:41
-Spatial intelligence: 5:21

[electrocubic]

You have all types of intelligence, but the intensity of having it varies from person to person. Here are mine: (Strongest to Weakest)
1) Logical & Mathematical Intelligence - I am a very logical and organized person, and love game programming.
2) Musical Intelligence - I love playing instruments (piano especially) and still learning to compose songs. My soul just calls for it.
3) Spatial Intelligence - I LOVE puzzles! And I'm pretty good at visualizing things.
4) Intrapersonal Intelligence - I am very much self aware. I know what I am doing.
5) Interpersonal Intelligence - Yeah, I can understand others feelings, and help them in their problems if I able to.
6) Linguistic Intelligence - I like reading books, I am good at learning new words and vocabulary is intermediate, but not much of a fan of writing books or recording a journal.
7) Existential Intelligence - It's like I sometimes get lost in thinking, and then I start to think "Why am I even here? What am I doing?".
Not much, but u know.
8) Body-Kinesthetic Intelligence - I'm not that much interested in most of the sports. But I've got good motor skills and timing. (Plus I'm good at video games 😎).
9) Naturalist Intelligence - I do care about my surroundings and environment, especially cleanliness. (Keep it clean guys!) But yeah, I don't have any typical farmer skills. So, it's not the best.

[randycoolbaugh]

It just seems to me that only certain types of intelligence is "rewarded" in life, while other is scoffed at and "looked down upon".

[cxvz]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how this channel has captions available for so many of their videos? It's such an important part of accessibility that so many people tend to overlook or ignore

[megant]

0:00-1:02 Introduction
1:02-1:26 Naturalist Intelligence (environment, nature lover)
1:26- 2:00 Musical Intelligence (finding it easy to play instruments)
2:00- 2:30 Mathematical Intelligence (logic and abstract thinking)
2:30-3:04 Extensional Intelligence (Philosophical Thought)
3:04- 3:37 Interpersonal Intelligence (People smart)
3:37- 4:11Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence (Mind and Body, motor, time management)
4:11-4:43 Linguistic Intelligence (Large Vocabulary, Exelling in English)
4:43- 5:22 Intrapersonal Intelligence (Understanding yourself)
5:22- 5:49 Spatial Intelligence
(Visual learner)
5:51-6:22 Ending

I love your channel a lot. It’s helped me to deal with things in my life. I wish you much success!

[Ikareruu]

I've always wondered what my skillset would be called, I had no clue spatial intelligence was a thing. I have an uncanny ability to navigate new locations and I can remember them flawlessly just by passing through the first time and navigate them back easily, this happens in video games and irl. I'm also a very heavy kinesthetic person and these two combined lead me to wanting to be hands on with most things and make me dislike academics most of the time.

[herelizabethan]

Who else LOVES the art?
Jk everyone does
This style is so amazing i love it!!!

[wisdom-for-all]

Intelligence is the ability to avoid work, yet getting the work done. Intelligence will never stop being beautiful 😊

[SalvadorDolbyvsZAWARUDO]

"Why are we still here? Just to suffer?"

Can you still feel your arm, Psych2Go?

[gtoxley]

For me it looks like mostly a mixture of Spatial and Logical/Mathematical. I work as a Salesforce Administrator/Architect, specializing in complex automation, so I spend most of my days planning out interactions between data inputs, outputs, and how much of that can be automatically derived from formulas. I have always thought it is ironic that as a kid I wanted to be an architect, but I ended up going into IT only to later realize that I did become an architect of systems and data.

Good content. It is vital for people to realize that traditional intelligence is not the only form and knowing your worth is paramount to having the confidence to achieve your goals.

[HermitGRAB]

"Why are we still here... just to suffer?"

I understood that reference.

[weirdoender]

is there an intelligence for being not intelligent?

[LetsCommentator]

"Everyone are stupid until they prove themselves"


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[linnh]

I felt the existential intelligence on a deep level. This is SO me. It’s the ONLY thing i really think about everyday, 24/7. I’m a heavy overthinker and i’m studying philosophy also 😊