Editing Intellect (section)

=== Guilford and the structure of intellect ===
In 1956, the psychologist [[J. P. Guilford|Joy Paul Guilford]] (1897–1987) proposed a Structural Intellect (SI) model in three dimensions: (i) Operations, (ii) Contents, and (iii) Products. Each parameter contains specific, discrete elements that are individually measured as autonomous units of the human mind.{{sfnp|Guilford|1956}} Intellectual operations are represented by [[cognition]] and [[memory]], production (by [[divergent thinking]] and [[convergent thinking]]), and [[evaluation]]. Contents are figurative and [[symbol]]ic, [[semantics|semantic]] and behavioral. Products are in units, classes, and [[Relation of Ideas|relations]], systems, transformations, and implications.{{sfnp|Guilford|1967}}

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