Biological model of intelligence - Explains intelligence through the structure and functioning of the brain., Contextual model of intelligence - Explains intelligence as forming according to the culture of the individual, Heritability - How much heredity contributes to intelligence; expressed as a coefficient from 0 to 1 where 0 means heredity has no influence and 1 means heredity has 100 percent influence on intelligence., Intelligence - Can be defined in many ways, including capacity for learning, problem-solving and applying knowledge and skills to adapt to unfamiliar situations., Intelligence quotient - Standardised score for an individual's intelligence as measured by a specific intelligence test; based on how much an individual's test score deviates from the mean score for the standardisation group., Metacognition - Key factor involving an individual's personal awareness and understanding of their own thought processes., Psychometric model of intelligence - Explains intelligence through the use of factor analysis of the results of many different intelligence tests that have been completed by many different people., Reaction range of intelligence - Amount by which IQ scores may vary depending on the interaction of heredity and the environment.,

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