The ability to learn is called 'IQ'. It's also highly correlated with talent, knowledge, and skill. When will organizational psychologists learn what intelligence researchers have known since 1904?https://twitter.com/AdamMGrant/status/1058353479452950530 …
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IQ measures abstract reasoning ability, not the ability to learn, though of course they are probably quite highly related most of the time.
Incorrect. The g factor (measured by IQ) captures common variance across all mental tests, whether abstract or concrete, verbal or spatial, reasoning-based or learning-based.
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You can still probably g-test an octopus.
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What do you mean by concrete? Examples?
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Need for cognition (NFC) and thereby epistemic curiosity is highly correlated with high IQ. They are not the same though. So I would go for the combo of high IQ (thereby high learning abilities) with an explosive NFC (and high conscientiousness of course...)
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Well there are many different IQ tests, some of which include verbal and other tests and some that don’t. But it’s not exactly a measure of learning ability.
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