Intelligence tests measure the ability to carry out various kinds of reasoning consistently and accurately. They involve many questions, not just one, that measure spatial organization, verbal comprehension, mathematical ability and other factors. None of these require particularly high intelligence to devise, but they do require extensive training and understanding, both to construct and to interpret. Having said that, the writer (who has scored in the top one-half percentile on many IQ tests over the years) is not impressed by high IQ, nor are most social scientists. Performance in the real world is what counts. A "high IQ" simply means that you do well on tests, and many people have been discouraged from pursuing areas of study where they may well have been leaders because of IQ results.
Conceit is when someone thinks very highly of himself or herself. For example, if someone goes around talking about how intelligent he is, that is conceit. It's also conceit when someone thinks that nobody else is as good as she is at something.
To question a motive would be to question why someone had/has a reason or motivation to do something.
please clarify what you mean by "are bad" then someone might answer your question
When someone asks you a question about what something means TO YOU - they want YOUR opinion, not a random opinion from some anonymous person on the internet. You need to decide what appearance means to you personally and answer the question for them.
Albert Einstein actually did have a big head. However there are other reasons for a head to be large than being intelligent. The only way to know if someone is smart or not smart is an IQ test. And it only matters to their teachers or possibly their doctor.
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we answer this question by talking which is measured in decibel's and also just use your ear's.
Emotional intelligent is like you get the right answer for a question. You get your emotional intelligent when you have the right feeling for something. For example like when you see someone in your family got hurt, you cried, or you laugh/smile when you got an A in a class.
"She was as smart as an owl" is one example.Another is "he is as smart as a doorknob".
I have not measured voltage in several days. Perhaps your question could be better answered by someone who has.
It is subjective to determine which country has the most intelligent women as intelligence cannot be easily quantified or generalized based on nationality. Intelligence is diverse and influenced by various factors such as education, environment, and personal experiences.
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We mean that they are intelligent, learn quickly, are innovative and creative, and/or more capable than average.
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i think it means someone who is intelligent.
Intelligent typically refers to a person's ability to learn quickly and understand complex ideas. Intellectual, on the other hand, refers to someone who enjoys thinking and engaging with abstract or academic concepts. Intelligence is often measured by IQ or problem-solving abilities, while being intellectual is more about a person's interests and pursuits.
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