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Below listed, you can find solutions for Chapter 2 of Maharashtra State Board Balbharati for Psychology [English] Standard 12 Maharashtra State Board.


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Intext Questions [Pages 12 - 20]

Balbharati solutions for Psychology [English] Standard 12 Maharashtra State Board 2 Intelligence Intext Questions [Pages 12 - 20]

Activity 1

1.Page 12

Read the following sentences and decide whether the given sentences are the facts or just beliefs about intelligence:

  1. Intelligence is something that is inborn.
  2. Students who are intelligent can get good marks in examinations.
  3. Students who do not get good marks in examinations are less intelligent.
  4. People who are intelligent are very smart.
  5. Intelligent people can impress anyone by their talk.

Activity 2

2.Page 15

Read the following example. Using the formula, calculate the I.Q. of the following student:

Aabha is a genius girl. Her chronological age is 8 years and her mental age is 14 years. Find out her I.Q.

3.Page 15

Read the following example. Using the formula, calculate the I.Q. of the following student:

Mayur has learning disabilities. His chronological age is 8 years and his mental age is 6 years. Find out his I.Q.

Activity 3

4.Page 16

Make a chart listing the advantages and disadvantages of individual tests of intelligence.

Activity 4

5.Page 16

Make a chart listing the advantages and disadvantages of group tests of intelligence.

Activity 5

6.Page 17

Study the specimen of verbal test of intelligence given below:

Verbal test of intelligence

Choose the correct option:

  1. Shoe - Foot :: Hat - ______
    1. Kitten
    2. Head
    3. Knife
  2. Eye - Head :: Window - ______
    1. Key
    2. Floor
    3. Room

Activity 7

7.Page 19

Read the examples given below and decide the positions of Chetan, Sagar and Anil on the following spectrum of behaviour:

  1. Chetan, a very intelligent adult, fails to cope up with the simple challenges in life. He feels very lonely. His relations with parents, wife and colleagues are extremely problematic.
  2. Sagar, a bank manager has good relations with others. But, sometimes he becomes angry without reason and talks rudely to his subordinates.
  3. Anil, a young entrepreneur, got very less marks in his degree examination. However, by his hard work, excellent communication skills and ability to maintain friendly relations with all, he has become successful in his business and is living his life very happily.

Activity 9

8.Page 20

Study the differences between the characteristics of people having high emotional intelligence and low emotional intelligence and think about what you can do to develop your emotional intelligence?

Characteristics of people having
high emotional intelligence
Characteristics of people having
low emotional intelligence
Emotionally stable, Patient Emotionally unstable, Impatient
Optimistic, Independent Pessimistic, Dependent
Happy, Enthusiastic Sad, Apathetic
Calm, Satisfied Restless, Dissatisfied

Activity 10

9.Page 20

Discuss how the following devices use Artificial Intelligence:

  1. Computers
  2. Self-driving cars
  3. Robots
  4. Medical diagnostic tools
  5. Translation devices
  6. Automatic Missiles
  7. Chatbots, etc.
Exercises [Page 22]

Balbharati solutions for Psychology [English] Standard 12 Maharashtra State Board 2 Intelligence Exercises [Page 22]

Choose the correct option and complete the following statement:

1. 1.Page 22

______ has given formula of I.Q.

  • Binet

  • Stern

  • Wechsler

1. 2.Page 22

______ has given the concepts of fluid intelligence and crystallized intelligence.

  • Cattell

  • Thorndike

  • Salovey

1. 3.Page 22

______ is an individual test of intelligence.

  • Army Alpha Test

  • Army Beta Test

  • Block Building Test

State whether the following statements are true or false:

2. (1)Page 22

Verbal tests of intelligence can be given easily to illiterate people.

  • True

  • False

2. (2)Page 22

State whether the following statement is true or false :

It is possible to increase emotional intelligence.

  • True

  • False

2. (3)Page 22

There are certain limitations to Artificial Intelligence.

  • True

  • False

2. (4)Page 22

State whether the following statement is true or false :

Group tests of intelligence are less expensive.

  • True

  • False

3. (1)Page 22

Answer in one sentence:

What is meant by intelligence?

3. (2)Page 22

Answer the following in one sentence:

Who is considered as the father of intelligence test?

3. (3)Page 22

Answer the following in one sentence:

What is meant by verbal tests of intelligence?

3. (4)Page 22

Answer in one sentence:

What is meant by individual test of intelligence?

4. (1)Page 22

Define the following concept:

Mental age

4. (2)Page 22

Define the following concept:

Social intelligence

4. (3)Page 22

Define the following concept:

Emotional intelligence

5. (1)Page 22

Write a short note on the following:

Intelligence Quotient

5. (2)Page 22

Write a short note on the following:

Charles Spearman’s theory of intelligence

5. (3)Page 22

Write a short note on the following:

Verbal tests of intelligence.

5. (4)Page 22

Write short note on the following :

Non-verbal tests of intelligence

5. (5)Page 22

Write short notes on the following :

Artificial Intelligence

6. (1)Page 22

What are the advantages and disadvantages of individual test?

6. (2)Page 22

Answer the following question with the help of the given points :

Write in brief about group tests of intelligence

  1. Meaning
  2. Advantages
  3. Disadvantages

Answer the following questions in detail:

7. (1)Page 22

Answer the following question in detail:

Write in detail about the history of intelligence testing.

7. (2)Page 22

‘Intelligence testing has a wide usage in various areas.’ Justify with examples.

7. (3)Page 22

Answer the following question in detail:

Explain the characteristics of people having high social intelligence.

Solutions for 2: Intelligence

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Balbharati solutions for Psychology [English] Standard 12 Maharashtra State Board chapter 2 - Intelligence - Shaalaa.com

Balbharati solutions for Psychology [English] Standard 12 Maharashtra State Board chapter 2 - Intelligence

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Concepts covered in Psychology [English] Standard 12 Maharashtra State Board chapter 2 Intelligence are Concept of Intelligence, Perspectives on Intelligence, Measurement of Intelligence, History of Measurement of Intelligence, Intelligence as a Single, General Ability, Mental Age, E. L. Thorndike's Theory, Theories of Intelligence, Charles Spearman's Two Factor Theory, Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Theory, New Trends in Intelligence> Social Intelligence, New Trends in Intelligence> Emotional Intelligence, New Trends in Intelligence> Artificial Intelligence, Intelligence Quotient, Types of Intelligence Tests, Individual Test, Louis Thurstone’s Multifactor Theory, Group Test, Verbal Test, Theory of Intelligence by Cattell, Non-Verbal Test, Applications of Intelligence Testing.

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