DWRI INTELLIGENCE
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DWRI intelligence, Cognitive, Tests, Personality, DevelopmentAbstract
This second version of the study on DWRI-'Developement of wide regions of intellectual interference', in Portuguese 'Broad regions of developed intellectual interference and determined intelligence', aims to prove the concept, with new data, as well as to explain that it is not the intention to overthrow the concept of multiple intelligences (MI), but rather to bring logic, in dual sense, as a precursor to the development of intelligences. The IQ measured by tests quantitatively determines the driving capacity for the development of other intelligences depending on the level of dedication (cultural, educational relationship and determined skills). Traditional IQ tests, more common, have only strands with specific measurements, but that are insufficient in what can be compared with Global Intelligence (GI), or with DWRI intelligence. The potential of intelligence significantly interferes in the formation of personality and has genetics as precursors, heredity. On the other hand, cognitive intelligence only takes place through synapses, brain plasticity, environmental, social factors, among others, and in the intellectuality of certain and broad knowledge, not defining the DWRI intelligence of the person even if doing the common intelligence test.
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