Human Intelligence and Behavior Psychology

In this decade many technological innovations have emerged about human behavior and human intelligence. The intelligence has many definitions, all are correct in their own understandings.

Human Intelligence is defined as; "The intelligence comes down to your ability to know your own strengths and weaknesses and exploit the strengths while compensating for weaknesses." When we talk about intelligence, we're really talking about our ability to react intuitively, creatively and constructively to a wide number of experiences of human behavior.

The human intelligence is also defined as an ability to:
* Use a skill.
* Carve or build an artifact
* Solving a problem in a way that is valued by the particular culture of the subject that solves it.

Human intelligence cannot be described in a single way or a single category but it has various point for the consideration of human behavior. There are seven categories of intelligence based on human psychology which are:

Logical-mathematical: Is the ability to solve problems, perform math, fixing appliances, building equipment, out of crossroads, understand rules, schedule activities and solve puzzles. People who develop this intelligence have abilities to reason, for strings, think in terms of cause and effect, create hypotheses and seek numerical associations.

The space: It is one's relationship with things around him, observing an object from various angles, imagine colorful landscapes, parallel parking on the street, deftly handle a truck or trailer, flying an airplane, ice skating. People who use this intelligence find it easier to visualize forms in interaction, complex shapes can mentally rotate through several planes. They are very good observers and have a great sense of direction and orientation, are very sensitive to visual detail and can be expressed in drawings and graphs.

Kinesthetic body: Is the ability to use the body in different ways, both expressed as to perform specific tasks mime, sports, gymnastics, drama, dance. People with this type of developed intelligence  work very well with the hands, tend to be in constant motion and learn more effectively through practical examples and experience.

Rhythmic and musical: People who have developed the intelligence and musical rhythmic possess the ability to perceive, appreciate and produce rhythms and melodies, drumming fingers on objects and sounds by clapping rhythm tend to be consistent between what they do and what they say. Also developed very easily to play instruments without sheet music, they like to work with background music.

Verbal language: The ability to handle the words, language, writing, tell jokes, act in detail, to argue. People who have this intelligence well developed, they have power because they can explain things, are fluid and alive in discussion, have the ability to convince others of your point of view. People with this intelligence developed seem to enjoy their expectations spoken or written. The language intelligence may be innate, but nevertheless improves nutrition and practice. The classic example is Demosthenes, with his ability for oratory, after being a stutterer.

Interpersonal: This category of intelligence focuses on the relationships (Human Relationships) we have with others, easy to understand and the ability to cooperate with them. If this intelligence well developed, can "read" other people, build strong relationships and demonstrate empathy and have facility to interact in social media. People who have this intelligence show an active interest in analyzing how others think and feel in their environment. Very often they are good to solve personal problems. Of particular preference for working in teams rather than in isolation which is great to understand human psychology.

Intrapersonal: People who manage to ease this category of intelligence, they tend to introspection, self-evaluation, reflection, set goals, write what you do to plan and envision their future. This capacity developed to look within themselves, their own emotions to understand and discriminate between various types of feelings, and classify them in a very meaningful way, helping them to understand and guide their own behavior. The intrapersonal intelligence is controlled by levels of faith, hope and self-confidence and gives us the enthusiasm and energy to achieve what we want. All of these factors are influenced by humanistic psychology.