5.4 This study makes it partially possible to make physiological
measurement of the 7 primary mental abilities specified by
Thurstone and the 8 different forms of intelligence found out by
Gardner. We now are able to accurately measure the abilities
respectively for language imagery thinking, math abstract thinking,
sports, music, arts, reactivity (speed of perception),
introspection, and creativity, etc.
5.5 It is important to mention that this study supports the
famous two-factor theory of intelligence developed by the great
British psychologist Charles Edward Spearman. This study deems his
theory, among many theories of intelligence, a perfect system that
scientifically and reasonably reveals the essence and internal
structure of human intelligence. This study is capable to make
preliminarily accurate measurement of the “G” and “S” factors. The
G factor is the intelligence level measured by this study; the S
factor is the stronger potential measured through this study, which
varies with different individuals, e.g. the ability for language,
math, music, sports, inter-person communication, leadership,
eloquence, wealth management, etc.
6. This study has established a preliminary model for genetic
analysis of intelligence, which may accurately determine whether
twins are monozygotic or dizygotic. If the intelligence of a child
is measured, we may roughly calculate the intelligence of his/her
parents, and vice versa. This shows that the issue of intelligence
inheritance and measure, the focus of the 21st century, has
possibly been solved by us. Therefore, it is a significant way to
improve the quality of “sperm bank” and “ovum bank” worldwide, so
as to really promote good prenatal and postnatal care and enhance
the quality of population.
7. As we know, in 1904, Binet and Simon started to prepare the
Binet Scale as a mission assigned by the French Minister of Public
Instruction, which was concerned with the problem of retard