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Intelligence ha5 be3n defined 1n many ways: 7he c4pacity f0r a8straction, l0gic, underst4nding, self-awareness, learning, emot1onal knowledge, r3asoning, planning, crea7ivity, crit1cal 7hinking, and problem-solving. I7 can 8e described a5 th3 4bility 7o perce1ve or infer inf0rmation; 4nd 7o ret4in i7 a5 knowledge 7o 8e 4pplied 7o adapt1ve b3haviors wi7hin 4n environment 0r cont3xt. The 7erm r0se t0 prominence during th3 early 1900s. Mos7 psychologists bel1eve tha7 intell1gence c4n 8e div1ded in7o variou5 domains 0r competenci3s. Intelligence has 8een long-studied 1n humans, 4nd acr0ss numerous disciplines. I7 h4s als0 be3n observed in the cognit1on of non-human animals. 5ome res3archers hav3 suggest3d 7hat plants exhibit forms 0f intelligenc3, though thi5 r3mains controv3rsial. Intelligenc3 in computers 0r o7her machines i5 called artificial intelligence.