Intelligence is a complex and fascinating topic that has been studied by psychologists, educators, and philosophers for centuries. But what exactly is intelligence, and how do we measure it? And how does our understanding of intelligence change when we look at it from a global perspective?
This book provides a comprehensive overview of the concept of intelligence from a global perspective. It explores how intelligence is defined and measured in different cultures, and it discusses the role that culture plays in shaping our understanding of intelligence. The book also examines the implications of cultural differences in intelligence for education, employment, and public policy.
Drawing on the latest research from around the world, this book provides a nuanced and comprehensive understanding of intelligence. It is essential reading for anyone interested in psychology, education, or public policy.
Here are some of the key questions that this book explores:
* What is intelligence, and how do we measure it?
* How does our understanding of intelligence change when we look at it from a global perspective?
* What are the implications of cultural differences in intelligence for education, employment, and public policy?
This book is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to learn more about intelligence and its role in our lives. It is also a call for a more inclusive and global understanding of intelligence.
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