Multiple Intelligence Checklist
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In this assessment there are some statements to see what attitudes and interests you have. There will be three circles in front of each statement to put a tick mark on your opinion from less to more.
- There are NO ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ answers because everyone has right to his own views. To be able to get the best advice from your results, you need to answer them exactly and truly.
- Try not to fall back in middle answers except when the answer at either end is really ‘impossible’ for you.
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A high score in a category shows the high level of intelligence in that specific area. To know more about these types of intelligence click on the following link or if you prefer reading, description is given below :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YW5IR2Uz14&list=PL-55ts4GSMClb1pUim99k52fAOggoEuoR&index=4
A person can be intelligent in eight different areas which are as follows :
*Linguistic Intelligence
The core features of Linguistic intelligence include the ability to use words effectively for reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Linguistic skill is important for providing explanations, descriptions, and expressiveness.
Possible careers: Lawyer, editor, interpreter/ translator, journalist, playwright, poet, public relations, reporter, teacher, historian, librarian*Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Logical-mathematical intelligence involves skill in calculations as well as logical reasoning and problem solving. People strong in this intelligence are usually described as being “smart”. Logical-mathematical intelligence is required for multistep, complex problem solving and mental math.
Possible careers: Accountant, analyst, investment broker, lawyer, chemist, pharmacist, physician, computer programmer, engineer, inventor, researcher, city planner*Musical Intelligence
Musical intelligence includes sensitivity to pitch, rhythm, timbre, and the emotional aspects of sound, as pertaining to the functional areas of musical apprecia¬tion, singing, and playing an instrument.
Possible careers: Composer, music teacher, recording technician, singer, sound engineer, musical performer, music critic*Kinesthetic Intelligence
Kinesthetic intelligence highlights the ability to use one’s body in highly skilled ways for both expressive (e.g., dance, acting) and goal-directed activities (e.g., athletics, working with one’s hands).
Possible careers: Dancer, coach, athlete, actor/actress, carpenter, magician, mechanic, physiologist, physician, architect*Spatial Intelligence
Spatial intelligence includes the ability to perceive the visual world accurately and to perform transformations and modifications on one’s initial perceptions via mental imagery.
Possible careers: Photographer, graphic designer, advertiser, architect, artist, carpenter, cartographer, dentist, engineer, interior designer, mechanic, navigator, pilot, sailor*Naturalist Intelligence
A person strong in the Naturalist intelligence displays empathy, recognition, and understanding for living and natural things (e.g., plants, animals, geology).
Possible careers: Botanist, chef, environmentalist, landscape artist, navigator, sailor, veterinarian, astronomer, meteorologist, zoologist*Intrapersonal Intelligence
Intrapersonal ability emphasizes self-knowledge, and interpersonal involves understanding other people.
Possible careers: Entrepreneur, consultant, counselor, psychologist or psychiatrist, researcher, writer, trainer, motivational speaker, philosopher*Interpersonal Intelligence
Interpersonal intelligence also plays a vital function in a person’s sense of well-being. It promotes success in managing relationships with other people.
Possible careers: Teacher, therapist, travel agent, child care worker, coach, manager, mediator, nurse, physician, public relations, salesperson
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