Across
- 3. Psychologist who proposed analytical, creative, and practical intelligences.
- 7. Type of intelligence related to understanding and managing emotions.
- 8. Intelligence linked to visualizing objects and spaces.
- 9. Basic cognitive skill used to store and retrieve information.
- 10. Intelligence associated with numbers and logical reasoning.
- 11. Thinking applied to solving everyday problems.
- 16. Thinking based on rules, relationships, and deduction.
- 18. Basic thinking skill used to choose between various options.
- 20. A basic skill for identifying and overcoming obstacles.
Down
- 1. Thinking that involves ideas and concepts rather than concrete things.
- 2. Skill of drawing conclusions or making inferences.
- 4. A type of thinking that breaks problems into smaller parts.
- 5. Gardner’s theory includes this kind of intelligences.
- 6. Thinking that involves carefully considering before acting or deciding.
- 12. A type of thinking that generates new and original ideas.
- 13. A type of thinking that evaluates and questions information.
- 14. Relates to mental processes like memory, learning, and attention.
- 15. Intelligence related to the use of language and words.
- 17. The ability to think about one’s own thinking.
- 19. A set of abilities measured by theories like Gardner's.