The springs of intelligence are innumerable :
The faculty of reasoning.
The ability to organize.
The ability to solve problems.
The ability to think abstractly.
The ability to grasp ideas
The ability to use the language.
The faculty of learning.
Intelligence can also be characterized by the ability to adapt to a new environment, the ability to establish healthy relationships, the ability to develop original and productive thoughts.
We can also add other traits more specific to intelligence. For example, a person who excels in a sport demonstrates a high level of kinesthetic intelligence, while a person capable of grasping a melody or rhythm has a very high musical intelligence.
