What are the different types of intelligence?
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In choosing the type of intelligence , its important to realize whats important to you and what drives you nuts.  Do you admire Logic?  To you admire people who are articulate?  Do you admire people who are musical?  Handy?  etc. etc.  Most of us like a combination of these,  some people like people with their same types of intelligence some like those who compliment theirs and can make up for shortcomings.  The two you should be most concerned with are the intra personal and interpersonal.  These two regulate how the person will be in a relationship and how realistic they are about themselves.
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Intelligent,\nObservant,\nExperimental,\nAnalytical,\nPrecise,\nLogical,\nDiscerning,\nIncisive,\nPersistent,\nAnd conclusive.
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1) FLIGHT(who doesnt want to fly?)\n\n2) invisibility(interesting!)\n\n3) telepathy(haha)\n\n4) telekinesis(wow)\n\n5) mind control(hehe)\n\n6) weather manipulation(cool)\n\n7) control of all LIQUIDS(water!)\n\n8) invulnerability\n\n9) shape-shifting
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basic life skills\ntolerance\nrespect\nstreet smarts\ndilligence\npatience\nself esteem\nways to achieve goals in life
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The average IQ of any person is 100.  It doesn't matter how old you are, the tests are tailored to different age groups.
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Marilyn Vos Savant is on record for the highest with an IQ of 228.\n\nHowever, keep in mind that we have no records of the IQs of many influential people from history.\n\nIt is usually only measured up to 200 and is also based on your age.\n\nThere are many people who question how accurate IQ tests really are in determining intelligence.\n\nCheck my source if you want some more interesting IQ info.
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That depends upon the definition of 'intelligence' and there is not just one. People tend to identify human-like behaviors with intelligence, but what is it? Learning ability? Tool use? Self-consciousness?\nI don't know.\n\nSo that's my non-view on the subject, as a biologist.
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intelligence and sense of humor
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hard to say, there are a variety of IQ tests out there.  What were the ranges for that test?  you should be able to find out that info.
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I think people of all levels of intelligence respond here. "Intelligence" actually comes in many forms - it's really just a measure of how well you can learn something and not a property of only the kids who got the best grades in school.
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Intelligence is believed to be a product of both your genetic makeup and you very early childhood development. The more interaction a young child (less than say 3 years ) gets other people and things the better their brain develops. \n\nGetting 90% marks or even 100% marks are not a measure of intelligence but of knowledge.
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Your question is difficult to answer because it is rather general, and I am not quite sure what you need to know.  \n\nIt's a matter of everyday experience that some people are smarter than others. But how do we measure "smartness"?\nGlobal intellligence is made up of many specific abilities.  It consists of verbal abilities and "hands on" types of abilities.  Very few people are good in all the different abiities measured by an intelligence test for example.  Some people are very very good in just one area, sometimes called a splinter skill, but not in any others.  Some people are "book smart" while others are "common sense smart".\n\nThen we need to consider multiple intelligences theory.  The theory of multiple intelligences was developed in 1983 by Dr. Howard Gardner, professor of education at Harvard University. It suggests that the traditional notion of intelligence, based on I.Q. testing, is far too limited. Instead, Dr. Gardner proposes eight different intelligences to account for a broader range of human potential in children and adults. These intelligences are:\n\n Linguistic intelligence ("word smart"): \n Logical-mathematical intelligence ("number/reasoning smart") \n Spatial intelligence ("picture smart") \n Bodily-Kinesthetic intelligence ("body smart") \n Musical intelligence ("music smart") \n Interpersonal intelligence ("people smart") \n Intrapersonal intelligence ("self smart") \n Naturalist intelligence ("nature smart") \n\nI have attached a couple of websites that should help you.
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I, for one, find intelligence basically *the* hottest aspect to person.  People who are knowledgable, open-minded, know how to effectively communicate their ideas, can actually spell and write correctly, who read and like to discuss topics and debate- they call to me.\n\nI actually found out that there's a term for it- sapiosexual, I think.  Interesting, huh?
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intelligence, maturity, attitude, looks
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Intelligence.  People who are IQ 185 +  It just amazes.  I am so jealous of those people.\nB
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matter, intelligence,
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I would have to say porpoises/dolphins...\nAccording to this article, they are smarter than chimps and possibly as intelligent as man...\nhttp://www.amusingfacts.com/facts/Detail/smart-porpoise.html\n\nAlso see:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolphin_brain\nhttp://www.daviddarling.info/encyclopedia/D/dolphins.html\nhttp://www.wdcs.org/dan/publishing.nsf/allnews/239F297BE9A133F380256FC700323B80\nhttp://whales7.tripod.com/policies/levasseur/levass2f.html