GROUP A

MEMBERS

SAJID MEHMOOD LEADER

HAMZA ADIL
MUHAMMAD NAUMAN
ZUNAIRA JAVED
RAZA SHAH
MUHAMMAD HASEEB
SHEHROZ WAHEED
 TOPIC
THEORY OF PRIMARY MENTAL ABILITY BY
THURSTO
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SUBMITTED TOMAM WARISHA
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SUBJECT PSYCOLOGY
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Louis Leon Thurston (May 29, 1887 – September 29, 1955)
INTELLIGENCE
INTELLIGENCE :

The ability to use memory, knowledge,

experience, understanding, reasoning,
imagination and judgment in order to solve
problems and adapt to new solution.
Scientist say being funny is associated with having
above-average intelligence.
Verbal comprehension Factor
Verbal fluency Factor
 Numerical Factor

• This ability is involved in rapid

arithmetic's computation and in solving
simple arithmetic word problems
 Perceptual speed Factor
• This ability is involved in proofreading
and in rapid recognition of letter and
numbers
• It is measured by tests such as those
requiring the crossing out of as in long
string of letters or tests requiring
recognition of which of several pictures
at the right is identical to the picture
at left
 Spatial Visualization Factor
• This ability is involved in visualization shapes,
rotation of objects, and how pieces of a puzzle
fit together
• An example of a test would be the presentation
of geometric form followed by several other
geometric forms.
 Spatial Visualization Factor
• Each of the form that follows the first
is either the same rotated by some rigid
• Transformation or the mirror image of
the first form in rotation
• The examinee has to indicate which of
the forms at right is rotated version of
the form at the left, rather than a mirror
image
 Memory Factor
• It means the ability to recall and
associate previously learned item
effectively or memorized quickly.
• Deductive reasoning (P) – Ability
to use generalized results quickly
• Problem Solving Ability Factor(PS) –
ability to solve problem independently.
Inductive Reasoning Factor
THE END