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Social Intelligence Research: Q & A

Posted on July 2, 2016 by admin

For the last several weeks, we have been studying the impact of professional presence. What are you learning about your own professional presence? What aspects of your own professional presence do you consider strengths? What aspects of your professional presence are developing through your course of study? What are your desired outcomes for further development…

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Why is intelligence testing a questionable practice?

Posted on December 3, 2013 by JL Admin

Intelligence testing, which is an important tool for psychological screening and profiling of subjects, has attracted much criticism from various quarters.  Intelligence testing, as in standardized IQ tests, have certain limitations, which render them in-comprehensive.  For example, psychologists such as Daniel Goleman have introduced a new dimension to cognitive tests by recognizing the importance of…

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Compare and contrast: Contemporary and historical approaches to individual differences

Posted on August 1, 2013 by JL Admin

The study of differences between individuals is as old as recorded history.  These differences could pertain to aspects of personality, interests, physical traits, talents, etc.  Only during the last few centuries has this field of inquiry attained a more scientific and methodological approach; for prior to it, theories were constructed based on select observations and…

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