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@lucastelis3194

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, i'am a 20 years old young man from Brasil and i like the way that you explain the concepts of psychology. I have a question for you: my best intelligences are linguistic intrapessoal and existencial. I' am a performing arts/acting student but i know that my body and musical intelligence is very poor. Should i search for other professional area? Can i became very good in area that i have many dificults? The question is: do what i' am good or do a thing that i like but don't have the natural talent? What are the talent of the good actor? What intelligence predominant in excellent actors? Muito obrigado! Espero que possa me ajudar!

@daviduzooms

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, could you answer his question. I’d like to know the answer too

@trongtue8384

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucastelis3194 Okay I will try as best as I could to help you, but I not sure what I say is away true ( you must find it out by yourself). Fist of all, we don't have bullshit thing like multiple intelligences what we have is g-factor with each factor will affect you ability to solving problem and understand different things. Like 6=2*3 with 2 and 3 is a factor of 6 ( G ). Each of these combine together create your IQ ( like 6 ) With your case, I could guess that you have talent in verbal reasoning (linguistic intrapessoal ) And the next talent is mental abstraction ( which is hard to test....and I not find out enough about that ability) from what you said "existencial". So hard to say why you bad at music when you have that verbal reasoning and abstraction mental like that. But I think that it may be from your Big-5 personality=>Openness =>'Artistic interests' and you low on that trait. The second things that music correlate with verbal reasoning, but music is a talent that not easy to define just by test it like verbal. It also (from my opinion) correlate with intuition and your style of thinking. And if you have talent in verbal but your style of thinking or you don't have high intuition then..... Finally, what I can say about your case is that you don't have problem with your cognitive ability (IQ) but may be you don't have some talent in some area or your personality.....or something else From what I know that actor they usually read a lot before acting so they need a lot of verbal IQ and the more the character connect with philosophy or complex story the more they need mental abstraction to understand deep about it. So I think you could easy become DIRECTOR more than a actor if you have those ability but can't have talent to acting, like General know about tactic but can't not fight as good as a Soldiers so if you can why not try to be a General with those ability.

@ronieGirl327

Ай бұрын

Please help me. I was tested for memory a couple years ago and found out mine it at the top 8th percentile. He said it was superior. I mean if it’s better than 92% of people… Please help. My it is up there past over 100. And my critical thinking makes my critical thinking/logical thinking very high scores also. It’s not as high as some of the people. But my life lessons… I see how to fix everything. And no one believes me. 😢

@ronieGirl327

Ай бұрын

I have proof. I’m in the top 8th with visual and top 13 with everything else.

i think in images, i always struggled with maths and physics, i was supergood at history, geography, art, literature and philosophy as i converted the info into images. When i started converting physics into images i was amazed...i cant explain it. I cannot do the same with maths, i cannot memorize formulas, its like a kind of dislexia. Thinking in images is like zipping the files, you can transmit and recall more info as a picture is worth more than a thousand words.

@trongtue8384

2 жыл бұрын

High in verbal and spatial, mental abtraction

@thepupil1013

Жыл бұрын

You and me both

@diegoapalategui579

Жыл бұрын

@@thepupil1013 What?

@diegoapalategui579

Жыл бұрын

@@thepupil1013 Country? Economic situation? MAybe you should have been sent to a Montesori School, but if your parents struggled economicly in their youth ages they would not want to see you risking the . status they gained through hard work. My father was like that so instead of supporting my passion for History he insisted on my studing laws, and well maybe he did right, I live very well now, but i dont know where i would reach as a historian. Are you a painter?

@thepupil1013

Жыл бұрын

@@diegoapalategui579 South Africa, grew up in what I'd say is a lower middle-class home, single parent. I did effortlessly well in school, then gradually above average until graduating high school, any struggle I had was pinned on my disenchantment with the system and things went unnoticed. I'm learning these things years later. I've never tried painting, but I did draw up til highschool when my conservative mother would not let me pursue an art related path so I stopped. Recently got bitten by the fashion bug and interior design. We aren't commonly understood and few of us are raised right and educated with proper aid. I tried going back to college last year and the level of incompetence paired with sequential education pissed me off. I've learnt to always find alternative paths.

i love the way he talks very inspiring and uplifting while being calm.

As someone with a learning disability, that Albert Enstien quote really resonates with me. Thanks so much for this video!

@psychologyis

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this comment Andrew! That quote really resonates with me too.

@nataliegrayhandle

3 жыл бұрын

We are High functioning autistic people

@pastelpanta2966

2 жыл бұрын

Albert Einstein didn’t have autism, it’s just a false lie that people say to make people feel like it’s okay to fail. Most of his “quotes” weren’t said by him. People made it up

@extraNaz

Жыл бұрын

❤The quote resonates with me too. I too have that...❤❤thank you for this video..

All my life I thought I couldn't be intelligent because school said so. I wasn't into logical mathematical stuff. But I was into visuals. I can create an image in my head fast. I can even draw without thinking that much of what I want to draw. Because of pshycology I found out that all people can be intelligent in their own ways. This just boost my self esteem thank you for showing this.

This channel is underrated.

inteligence is like an excel spreadsheet, every column is an ability, an inteligence field.

I have started studying Visual - spatial style and it works!!!!!! Because I have superior visual spatial intelligence and I figured I could use my amazing art skills to learn anything I wanted in the world.

you have one of the calmest voices ive ever heard

@psychologyis

2 жыл бұрын

thank you (in my calm voice)

in 2010 i found out i was a Visual-spatial thinkers but i do not feel like a genius(far from) but it also means i supposably have a high IQ but i can't even spell correctly

Wonderful explanation of visual intelligence! I particularly liked the explanation of the genius, and how we tend to judge our own and others abilities, which results in possibly stunting our growth and preventing us from realizing our full potential. Really interesting how you tied this together with visual intelligence.

@psychologyis

3 жыл бұрын

What a beautiful comment. Thank you Eva!

Thanks for bringing it to limelight. I think I can relate to Akiane here... sketchbook has been more of a companion than people for me. In the world full of A grade mentality, I used to disdain my art skills. but reflecting back on it, I think this can be the biggest gift I have. Art, isn't just for aesthetic pleasures but yes it gives form to everything that isn't physical. I realized that I was natural at visualizing and imaging perspective and I had a good visuospatial cognition compared to the other students as I could understand the systems and 3D designs better and it has been a great thing to put in use in my engineering course and other innovations. her parents did a great job in identifying and aiding her talent.

Thank you so much because I have a presentation on spatial intelligence tomorrow and I was freaking out. This video helped a lot. The way you explained just cleared so many doubts.

If I had the work ethic I would probably be a genius in the field of photography and motion pictures as I am in the 95th percentile of people of this form of intelligence. But like this video has said, if you don't have the work ethic then you never will become a genius. My definition of visual spatial intelligence is being able to visualise a scene and all of its elements including the placement of people and objects from every angle with perfect clarity; without even having to look through a camera. I can tell whether a camera is at the right height or at the right angle just by standing back and looking to see how it is placed on a tripod; something that I have never seen anyone else actually do.

Brother why the hell your channel has so less views, you have done a fantastic job making these multiple intelligence video 😍

I know this video is two years old but do you have any tips for improving visual spatial intelligence?

This is Me. I want to learn more about it, so could improve, please suggest some content -books/videos. Thanks for what you doing sir.

Beautiful video! I really liked your explanation regarding different combinations of intelligences leading to different art styles. My husband is an artist, and this really nails how he interprets what he sees around him as well as inside his head.

Painting extremely realistic paintings is a subset of genius in Visual intelligence. For a long time now in the art world painting realistically is not consider genius art. Genius art is considered painting in new ways or/and conceptually different ways. So this video is using mainstream popular examples to prove its point but in the artworld the examples arent consider genius of art. There is a person that got a head injury and could suddenly draw extremely accurately without training. Drawing accurately is like brute force intelligence not conceptual intelligence.

Another amazing video....I love how you are able to make psychology as applied to a topic so understandable and interesting. Your explanation, relatable delivery coupled with great video explication support make for interesting, fun learning experience.....that I actually look forward to viewing. Your video's are not only mind stimulating but inspirational leaving me with an interest for more! I am a very happy subscriber. Thank you for another great video.

@psychologyis

4 жыл бұрын

Your support is wind beneath our wings. Thank you for such thoughtful feedback and sincere enthusiasm!

Love this guy!

@psychologyis

3 жыл бұрын

feeling the LOVE

Profound content and the style of explanation !!! Thank you !!! And I got curious and puzzled about the overlapping of different intelligences and how it could be expressed ... For example, Visual Intelligence + Logical-Mathematical or Existential that were mentioned. I'd like to know more about this. But what about Visual Intelligence + Intrapersonal Intelligence ??? How this relates to the interest in Complex Systems including Social and Human Systems and in the Mind and Cognitive Science? Personally, I feel that Visual Thinking is more overwhelming and demands a lot of energy and resources in comparison to Verbal-Sequential Intelligence. It takes so much effort to translate images in words. I struggle !!! ) But this is only my personal experience, and I have no experience in Verbal Thinking to be more objective ))) Wanna know more-more-more !!! )) What would you recommend to watch and learn? And thank you again for sharing this knowledge!

i am too good in visuliazation and drawing just completed engineering drawings (both semester) in just 1 day (not joined engineering ) but i am very confused what should i choose in bachelors plz help me

im new to the channel from when i heard your first words i instantly subscribed.

@psychologyis

3 жыл бұрын

So happy to have you as part of the Psychology Is community!

@AHN4FF.

3 жыл бұрын

@@psychologyis thank you

@victorfisher6070

3 жыл бұрын

Same

I subscribed immediately great explanation

Spatial language and self

Sweet video! 🙌 Loved it.

@psychologyis

4 жыл бұрын

we love your love for it. Thank you!

I also have Spatial I intelligence i feel proud :D

Sorry kids, Einstein didn't say "If you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree..." That's another one of those quotes that are incorrectly attributed to him. However, it's a cool quote and I'd love to know who did say it :D

Wow...So inspiring!

@psychologyis

3 жыл бұрын

💜 thank you for being inspire-able 💜

i like this guy, great mind and work ethic

inspiring vidio and lecture. Thanks

I am pursuing my last year of engineering in electronics and telecommunication. But I hardly enjoy it. Niether do I enjoy coding. But what I have observed over the years in tests I have taken is that my spatial ability scores way more higher than any other ability. How do I apply this ? What are some recent advanced fields in this tech world where this ability is appreciated? Would love to here your opinion 👍

@thenaturalpath4you17

3 жыл бұрын

HI Mrunal, you could probably get into design of electronic devices/equipments that make use of your spatial ability, e.g. circuit design engineer or electronic device engineer, etc. that is if you enjoy the technical part of electronics too. You could also check out industrial product design.

Thank you :)

What about emotional intelligence. What to do with that?

@psychologyis

3 жыл бұрын

Great question. In the multiple intelligences theory, emotional intelligence is related to interpersonal intelligence and intrapersonal intelligence. We did videos on these (I'll leave the links below in case you haven't seen them). Yet, I do think emotional intelligence can be considered an intelligence of its own, which relates to the ability to recognize, understand, and influence other people's emotions and to recognize, understand, and regulate your own emotions. Your comment has inspired me to want to make a video about emotional intelligence as well, so thank you! Here are those other 2 vids I mentioned: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hI2WrrhtZtadkpc.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/eYCYo6mypre7gaQ.html thanks for engaging!

@Yutappy99

3 жыл бұрын

@@psychologyis Thank you for the video. I really learned a lot.

Amazing.

@psychologyis

3 жыл бұрын

❤️🙏❤️

thanks for the video

I got 141 on the Raven Advanced Progressive Matrices. That's the extent of my accomplishments as a "genius".

I’m studying the work of you

Just here because I took an IQ test. I didn't pay to see the results. But they said I scored in the 99th percentile. Trying to understand how this relates to IQ

That dude with the sketch. He made mistakes. He was near perfect. You don't need to over sell it. He is still amazing.

Hey! can you help me...I actually cannot decide, I think I have all 9 types of intelligence but some part of all. What to do...is it actually happen or it is just I can't identify by intelligence...plz reply

@psychologyis

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment. It is definitely possible to have all 9. In fact we all have all 9, yet people typically have a couple that come especially naturally to them. But it is certainly possible that you are jack of all trades!

@AHN4FF.

3 жыл бұрын

@@psychologyis hmm technically we have all 9, sometimes we have already shown the signs of alll of this intelligences but never noticed.

I need it

"9."

I have high spartial intelligence...but not as high as the girl lol

I was the same in school. Only difference, I was black and everyone else was white. I was just “crazy” or “stupid” because I saw everything in a compete whole. I couldn’t explain it. I saw everything at once. I couldn’t understand how bo one else could. I see it so clear. So I was never fitting in any group I knew. Everyone always told me I was different. But to them different was crazy, bad, not normal. And I am. All that. Please. Help me hone it.

@ronieGirl327

Ай бұрын

I literally can do everything. I promise. People would say things are hard and I would always say. Well I can do anything and hard is easy for me. It’s easy that’s hard. 😅

@ronieGirl327

Ай бұрын

One of the iq’s I took. It was 123-125. I had one once that said 134. I don’t know. I haven’t been around anyone that has been as smart to show me how to use it. PLEASE HELP!!!

Apparently the Prince of Peace is Kenny Loggins.

Akiane Kramarik doesn't know how she does it and can't describe any of the details. That seems like a Rain Man type of skill. You can just do it but do not have the intelligence to explain it or understand it.