What kind of intelligence do you have?

[IcyHaze 595]

I would imagine Musical and Logical-Mathematical :3

[Not_active 732]

I possess alot of knowledge, but I'm not much of a logically thinking person :/

Edited September 7, 2014 by RaveLow

[Wind Chaser 4,768]

Mine is of the impractical useless kind. I should be submitted to a lobotomy to have it removed.

[Soul Flare 403]

 I'd say:

• Bodily-kinestethic
• Interpersonal
• Musical

And possibly linguistical :V

 

Mine is of the impractical useless kind. I should be submitted to a lobotomy to have it removed.

 

 

I CALL MALE BOVINE EXPLETATIONS on this one. No intelligence is useless, and no one has no intelligence.

So don't say this stuff. I bet you're awesome

Edited September 7, 2014 by Colon Vee

[Not_active 732]

I just hate math...and I hate chess.

Edited September 7, 2014 by RaveLow

[iceestarz 5,765]

Intrapersonal.

 

I don't like relying on other people. Most of the time they tend to let me down and bring down my ideas because of how incompetent the people in my school are.

 

Most of the time. Sometimes I can work in groups, but only if it's my friends.

 

Other than that I work best alone. It's easier.

[Symphony Rose 104]

intra-personal, musical, visual-spatial, and linguistic.

[Celtore 2,770]

Logical-Mathematical and Musical are my learning styles.

 

Although probably leaning a bit more towards the logic side than the mathematical side. Don't get me wrong, I'm pretty decent at math and have a general interest in it. Just don't ask me to do calculus because I've never taken it and don't think I want to. My productivity also improves a fair bit with a driving song in the background while I work, but noise polution can hit me pretty bad too.

[Admiral Regulus 2,769]

I'm either logical or intrapersonal. I'm not sure which of those two is the stronger one.

[Miles 2,512]

Mainly:

 

1. Linguistic
2. Music
3. Intrapersonal

And, from the video in @Jeric's post: 4. Emotional

 

Moderately, I probably have some Visual-Spatial, too.

 

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I feel these kinds of tests to be similar to the Myers-Briggs/Jungs Personality Type tests... They are not meant to define you, but rather, to give you leeway into a better understanding of yourself, and for others to better understand you.  This "intelligence test" gives a broad range of categories for you to ponder about, and choose what types you feel you have an advantage in, and what types you feel you have a disadvantage in.  Similarly, the Jung's Personality Type test has 16 types --- and there are how many people on Earth?  Right.  Therefore, it's a catch-all; not everyone's brain is going to function the same, even people with the same "types of intelligence" and "personality type" are going to be their own individual self, with some traits unique to anyone else.  

 

Nonetheless, it's not like those tests don't have any validity - they ought to have some, considering the amount of research that the makers put into making the tests.  So, just know that, you're you.  With that being said, these tests can help you out in the long run, if you ultimately use them to find true strengths and weaknesses.  

 

And, um, fwiw... I'm an INFJ.  

[Hashi 323]

visual-spatial

 

On every single test I have done with spatial thinking in, I have never, ever got under 95% (And that was because I forgot to to the ones in the middle of the pyramid)

Quite surprising really, most things I'm not particularly good at I can do singing but that's genetic and I'm not particularly good with the theory. I am a handyman with computers but I still need to learn more.

Oh, and I am very good at philosophy / thinking things through / problem solving

Reading speed of 750wpm, where would that go into?

 

Thats pretty much it xD

Edited September 17, 2014 by Potato

[Handsome Changeling 1,851]

I have above normal intellect as I have around 115 to 120 I.Q as I have done many I.Q tests and got around those numbers each time, but in real life I act like a clown and an idiot to be funny in my classes heheh,

I really like messing about though so whatever it don't really harm anyone.

[Haruhi-chan 486]

I'm probably intrapersonal. I shy away from others and pretty much learn on my own as I am also a self-educated writer as well. However, I have a low IQ due to my special needs, but that doesn't mean I'm not capable of learning new things every day.

Edited September 18, 2014 by AutisticAlice

[Omega Centauri 317]

Last IQ test I took put me at 114

 

I know online IQ tests aren't particularly accurate, especially when I only took one, but I'm too lazy to go any further, and it sounds about right to me

[HereComesTom 2,268]

Reading the notes, I think I've got Intrapersonal, Logical-mathematical, Linguistic and maybe some Musical and Visual-Spatial mixed in.

 

Definitely not Interpersonal (I'm a bit too introverted), and Body-Kinesthetic doesn't sound like me, either.

[GeneralPinkie 3]

Visual-Spatial - think in terms of physical space, as do architects and sailors. Very aware of their environments. They like to draw, do jigsaw puzzles, read maps, daydream. They can be taught through drawings, verbal and physical imagery. Tools include models, graphics, charts, photographs, drawings, 3-D modeling, video, videoconferencing, television, multimedia, texts with pictures/charts/graphs.

 

All if that fits me pretty well! I love to draw. Videos make everything 20% cooler.  I like charts, charts are cool. And a lot of other things too!

[The Crimson Cross 7,532]

Yep, it appears this test struck me with Interpersonal Intelligence.

Doesn't surprise me though, I am doing a counselling course after all!

 

I can honestly say that my visual spatial skills are pretty poor too! I pretty much suck at anything artistic! 

[SkyDream 315]

I don't like to rely on other peoples' lists because of that whole "Oh hey everyone is unique and stuff" thing. So here's my own.

 

-- Anticipation of future events - Whenever undertaking a planning session, some forethought is required. Proper placement and logistics is paramount to a successful operation.

 

-- Linguistic analysis - I find words and language to be amazing. When assuming a background of telepathy, being reduced to a system of movement of air through flesh to communicate the more complex oral language of human beings can be a fascinating experience. Inflection, tone, intent, and context are all expressed alongside the actual objective sounds that are being made which words are composed of. The ability to use these words in interesting and fantastical ways is crucial for everyday success as a person working with other people.

 

-- Multitasking - The ability to assess how long a thing may take, and how many other things can be crammed into tiny segments of downtime between other actions. Making breakfast in the morning, for example, consists of the microwave and/or the stove doing their own thing while we do preparatory actions elsewhere, and coming back to the microwave when things are done cooking in them. Nobody just sits there looking at the microwave waiting for it to be done, but not that many people can cram 30 minutes of breakfast preparation into 10 minutes of efficiency in motion.

[Thunderstreak 136]

For me, I'd say logical-mathmatical. I'm a decent programmer, and can solve a rubiks cube really fast. I've always had fun with complex puzzles and numbers. 

[Twilight Circuits 603]

I had something from each and every one of the things he listed on there. Truth be told... If I also thought a high intelligence was also a curse... I'd be guilty of thatl

[Adash 193]

Intrapersonal - understanding one's own interests, goals. These learners tend to shy away from others. They're in tune with their inner feelings; they have wisdom, intuition and motivation, as well as a strong will, confidence and opinions. They can be taught through independent study and introspection. Tools include books, creative materials, diaries, privacy and time. They are the most independent of the learners.

[Snow Frostflame 3,568]

I have never heard of such a thing so I picked ones that sounded like me

 

Visual-spatial

Bodily-Kinesthetic

Intrapersonal

Linguistic

Logical-Mathematical

Printed Words

[Shanks 10,816]

I have a little bit of everything but some of it came more naturally to me and some of it I had to work much harder at mastering. Linguistic and Interpersonal are two that I had to really had to work at to be competent at and "Mathematical-logical" is something I continue to struggle with to this day. Visual-Spatial and Musical are my two strongest points, I found my talent for music at age 12 and already composed songs even before I learned to read music. From a very young age I always had a sensitive ear and was able to pick up a lot of things that most people either can't or have difficultly doing.

[CuriousPony 157]

I suppose I lean towards Musical and Intrapersonal. Though I usually just call my intelligence "creative intelligence," since my skills and talents in the imaginative/artistic/etc. side of things towers over my academic intelligence. 

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