Linguistic-Verbal Intelligence, according to Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences, is one of the several distinct types of intelligence that individuals may possess. It refers to the ability to effectively use and understand language, both spoken and written. People with strong linguistic-verbal intelligence excel in activities such as reading, writing, storytelling, debating, and public speaking. They have a keen sensitivity to the nuances of language, can express themselves eloquently, and often have a deep appreciation for literature and poetry. This form of intelligence is typically associated with careers in writing, journalism, teaching, law, and other fields that require strong language and communication skills. Gardner’s theory suggests that intelligence is not a single, unitary concept but rather a collection of different cognitive abilities, with linguistic-verbal intelligence being just one of them.
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