Learning, Emotional Intelligence, Creativity

Learning, intelligence, and creativity are vital aspects of human beings that should be studied. One way to comprehend the relationship between the three is by understanding the psychology of learning, which enables an understanding of how people acquire knowledge. Behavioural theorists have been major contributors in this field with their propositions of the different types of learning, including operant, classical, and observational learning. Intelligence Quotient (IQ) also influences the learning process, with some people being slow learners and others being quick learners. People's IQ scores classify them into two categories and determine their learning abilities. Everyone's learning style and personality traits also influence how they acquire knowledge. Although these concepts often rely on intelligence theories, they are not flexible or comprehensive as they do not consider cultural contexts or creativity. Learning is influenced by IQ, learning styles, personality, and ability; hence their comprehension could facilitate the learning process.