Multiple Intelligences Test
The Multiple Intelligences Test, based on Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences, is a typology/profile test that assesses a person's strengths across different intelligence areas. It covers verbal-linguistic, logical-mathematical, visual-spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalistic intelligence.
- Questions
- 80
- Est. time
- ~12 min
- Delivery
- Online · remote
- Scoring
- Automatic
What does the Multiple Intelligences Test measure?
- •Inclinations across eight intelligence areas
- •Dominant and strongest intelligence types
- •Strengths for learning and development
Who is it for?
Used in educational, developmental, and guidance contexts to discover strengths; it is not an IQ test.
How is the Multiple Intelligences Test scored and interpreted?
Responses are scored for each intelligence area; the result is a profile showing the person's strongest areas. It does not produce a single 'intelligence score.'
Frequently asked questions
How many intelligence areas does the multiple intelligences test measure?
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Per Gardner's model it assesses eight areas: verbal, logical, visual, bodily, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalistic.
Is the multiple intelligences test an IQ test?
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No. It does not measure a single intelligence level (IQ); it profiles strengths across different areas.
Does this test provide a diagnosis?
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No. It is an educational/developmental guidance tool; it does not provide a clinical diagnosis.
Related scales
- Holland Vocational Interest Inventory (RIASEC)A career-orientation inventory profiling vocational interests across six types (RIASEC).
- Five-Factor Personality Inventory (Big Five)An inventory profiling personality across five dimensions (openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism).
- Kent E.G.Y. Verbal Intelligence TestA short, individually administered 10-question test of verbal comprehension, general knowledge and practical reasoning.
- Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test (PPVT)A clinician-administered, individually applied test measuring receptive language and picture-word vocabulary in children.
Source: Gardner, H. (1983).
This page is informational and does not contain the actual questions. The Multiple Intelligences Test is a screening/assessment tool and does not provide a diagnosis on its own. Results should be interpreted only by a licensed mental-health professional as part of a clinical evaluation.
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