Practical Intelligence in Everyday Life
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Practical Intelligence in Everyday Life

by Robert J. Sternberg Phd, George B. Forsythe, Jennifer Hedlund, Joseph A. Horvath, Richard K. Wagner, Wendy M. Williams, Scott A. Snook, Elena Grigorenko

Self-Help Psychology cognitive science
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Practical Intelligence in Everyday Life explores a form of intelligence associated with everyday situations and real-world effectiveness. Featuring contributions from Robert J. Sternberg and several colleagues, this psychology and education title considers how practical intelligence complements conventional views of ability and learning.

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Practical Intelligence in Everyday Life examines the concept of practical intelligence and its relevance beyond traditional measures of ability.

Written by Robert J. Sternberg and contributing authors, the book brings together perspectives on how intelligence may relate to everyday situations.

Its subject matter connects psychology and education with questions about learning, judgment, and effective action in real-world contexts.

This title may interest readers seeking an accessible introduction to practical intelligence and its broader significance.

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