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What Is Existential Intelligence? (Beyond IQ & EQ)
Here's how you can develop existential intelligence, which, according to the existential intelligence Gardner idea, is one of the multiple types of intelligence. The existential intelligence definition is a human's ability to think about serious questions like life, death, and why we are here deeply. It's not only about philosophy, but about feeling and exploring our inner questions.
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06.24.25
Psychology
Recognizing ADHD Symptoms in Children
Children are noise, movement, endless “why's” and spontaneous dancing on the kitchen table. But when a child can't concentrate even on his favorite game, gets mad or angry over the smallest thing, or doesn't seem to hear you at all, you can't help but think: what if it's ADHD symptoms in young kids, rather than just a temper or childish spontaneity
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06.24.25
Psychology
Could You Have Adult ADHD? The Overlooked Signs
ADHD is a chronic neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by functional impairments in executive functioning, particularly in attention regulation, impulse control, and activity modulation.
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06.24.25
Learning
What Is Logical-Mathematical Intelligence? Definition & Tips
Human beings are naturally diverse – it is in our nature as a species to differ and perform disparate functions in society. Some of us are attracted to words, music, and stories; others may thrive on numbers, logic, and problem-solving… Should you assign yourself to the latter group, rejoice: you may possess what psychologist Howard Gardner calls logical-mathematical intelligence.
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06.24.25
Psychology
The Subtle Signs of ADHD in Women
ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how the brain regulates attention, impulse control, activity levels. It is typically diagnosed in childhood but can persist into adolescence and adulthood.
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06.24.25
Psychology
The Ultimate Hand-Eye Coordination Workout
Hand-eye coordination links what you see with how you move. It helps you guide your hands in response to visual cues. This skill underlies tasks like typing, cooking, or driving safely. It also plays a key role in activities that demand quick reactions.
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06.24.25
Learning
Inner Powers: The Hidden Gifts of Intrapersonal Intelligence
Know thyself. Philosophy has long urged us to look inside, explore the inner world, and understand what is hidden deep down. Barely do people realize that our cognitive skills may rely on self-reflection rather than external information only.
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06.24.25
Psychology
Top Coordination Exercises for Better Body Control
Body control is not only about muscle strength, it's also about the ability of your brain and body to work together in harmony. Imagine a dancer who effortlessly performs complex pirouettes, or an athlete who changes direction at the last second to intercept the ball. This is all about showing excellent coordination and control over the body.
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06.24.25
Psychology
Don't Miss the Time! Learning Disability Test for Child
Are you worried about your child's academic success? Have you noticed that reading, math, or concentration are difficult for him? It might be worth thinking about learning difficulties, or learning disabilities.
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06.24.25
Learning
Boost Your Reaction Speed With These Proven Methods
Reaction affects how quickly you respond to the world around you. It's a thing that makes humans react when they are trying to avoid danger, answer questions, play sports, or make decisions under pressure. Fast reaction time helps you stay safe, sharp, and effective.
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