Guilford's Facet Theory Of Intelligence

A general linear model was described for tests constructed in a facet design. Guilford's structure of intellect model and an alternative model were specified as special cases. From the Guilford research seven data sets were selected such that both models could be compared. The comparison was done with oblique and orthogonal factors. Using covariance structure analysis the fit of the models was assessed, and the parameters estimated. Models with orthogonal factors did not fit the data. The fit of the oblique Guilford model was better than the alternative oblique model. For three of the data sets the oblique Guilford model yielded an acceptable fit to the data with parameter estimates that could be interpreted by the structure of intellect model

Big Five personality traits · Covariance · Econometrics · Facet (psychology) · Intellect · Linear model · Oblique case · Personality · Statistics · Computer Science · Emotional Intelligence and Performance · Mathematics · Psychology · Social Psychology

• Transformation Abilities

  Open Access•Ali-Maher Khattab, Dennis Hocevar et al.•Educational and Psychological…•1987

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• An Investigation of the Higher-Order Symbolic Factors of Cognition and Convergent Production within the Structure of Intellect Model

  Open Access•Patricia Bachelor, Patricia A Bachelor et al.•Educational and Psychological…•1989

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• The Construct Validity of Higher Order Structure-of-Intellect Abilities in a Battery of Tests Emphasizing the Product of Transformations

  Open Access•Ali-Maher Khattab, William B Michael et al.•Educational and Psychological…•1982

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• An Application of the Prototype Scale Construction Strategy to the Assessment of Student Motivation

  Open Access•Peter F de Jong•Journal of Personality•1988

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