... the complexity of its meaning, and its many possible 'types' of intelligence; social intelligence, cognitive (problem-solving) intelligence, emotional intelligence et cetera. In part, the definition of intelligence depends on the psychological perspective one takes. For example, a behaviourist approach might consider intelligence as the capacity for learning through conditioning or through observing behaviours, whereas a ... culture"[ CITATION Bur091 l 3081 ]. However, it should be remembered that our discussion surrounding intelligence is limited insofar as our definition of it rem...

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