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    Aptitude refers to a person's capacity to learn skills, while ability refers to their capacity to perform job tasks. There are two main types of ability: physical ability, which involves stamina, strength, and dexterity, and mental ability, which involves thinking, reasoning, and problem solving. Mental ability can be understood through various theories, including dimensions of intellectual ability focusing on cognitive, social, emotional, and cultural skills; the triarchic theory; and Gardner's multiple intelligences theory involving linguistic, logical, musical, spatial, bodily, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalist abilities.

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    Aptitude refers to a person's capacity to learn skills, while ability refers to their capacity to perform job tasks. There are two main types of ability: physical ability, which involves stamina, strength, and dexterity, and mental ability, which involves thinking, reasoning, and problem solving. Mental ability can be understood through various theories, including dimensions of intellectual ability focusing on cognitive, social, emotional, and cultural skills; the triarchic theory; and Gardner's multiple intelligences theory involving linguistic, logical, musical, spatial, bodily, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalist abilities.

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    Aptitude refers to a person's capacity to learn skills, while ability refers to their capacity to perform job tasks. There are two main types of ability: physical ability, which involves stamina, strength, and dexterity, and mental ability, which involves thinking, reasoning, and problem solving. Mental ability can be understood through various theories, including dimensions of intellectual ability focusing on cognitive, social, emotional, and cultural skills; the triarchic theory; and Gardner's multiple intelligences theory involving linguistic, logical, musical, spatial, bodily, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalist abilities.

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    Aptitude refers to a person's capacity to learn skills, while ability refers to their capacity to perform job tasks. There are two main types of ability: physical ability, which involves stamina, strength, and dexterity, and mental ability, which involves thinking, reasoning, and problem solving. Mental ability can be understood through various theories, including dimensions of intellectual ability focusing on cognitive, social, emotional, and cultural skills; the triarchic theory; and Gardner's multiple intelligences theory involving linguistic, logical, musical, spatial, bodily, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalist abilities.

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    APTITUDE

    AND ABILITY
    APTITUDE AND ABILITY
    APTITUDE the capacity of the –
    person to learn or acquire skills.

    ABILITY – individual’s capacity to


    perform the various task in the job.
    (1) Physical Ability – capacity of the individual to
    do tasks demanding stamina, dexterity, strength,
    and similar characteristics.

    (2) Mental Ability – capacity to do mental activities,


    such as thinking, reasoning, and problem solving.
    (1) PHYSICAL ABILITY
    1. Dynamic Strength
    2. Trunk Strength
    3. Static Strength
    4. Explosive Strength
    5. Extent Flexibility
    6. Dynamic Flexibility
    7. Body Coordination
    8. Balance
    9. Stamina
    (2) MENTAL ABILITY
    VARIOUS
    THEORIES OF
    INTELLIGENCE

    Dimensions of
    Multiple Intelligence
    Intellectual Triarchic Theory Theory
    Ability
    LINGUISTIC
    COMPONENTI
    COGNITIVE LOGICAL /
    AL
    MATHEMATICAL
    EXPERENTIA
    SOCIAL MUSICAL
    L
    EMOTIONA SPATIAL
    CONTEXTUAL BODILIY
    L
    KINESTHETIC
    INTRAPERSONAL
    CULTURAL
    INTERPERSONAL
    NATURALIST
    A. DIMENSION OF INTELLECTUAL ABILITY
    1. Cognitive intelligence refers to the capacity of a
    person to acquire and apply knowledge including
    solving problems.
    2. Social intelligence refers to a person’s ability to
    relate effectively with others.
    3. Emotional intelligence refers to a person’s
    qualities such as understanding one’s own feelings,
    empathy for others, and the regulation of emotion
    to enhance living.
    4. Cultural intelligence refers to an outsider’s ability
    to interpret someone’s unfamiliar and ambiguous
    behavior the same way that person’s patriot would.
    B. TRIARCHIC THEORY OF INTELLIGENCE
    C. MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES
    1. Linguistic
    2. Logical-Mathematical
    3. Musical
    4. Spatial
    5. Bodily-Kinesthetic
    6. Intrapersonal
    7. Interpersonal
    8. Naturalist

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