I don't mean language comprehension, but rather problems like mumbling, misspelling words, etc. I have a big problem concentrating on my speaking (I mumble and often make mistakes, or have a strange pronunciation) I also show some AD(H)D symptoms in everyday life (don't get me wrong, I want to make my own diagnoses here, I'm…
Please explain it to me in an easy way – or start easy and then go into more detail.
A person criticizes or rejects something based on evidence, even though the issue itself requires that very evidence, which is quite ironic (?). The person has too little knowledge of the issue itself to understand and examine the evidence. Is there a name for this kind of thinking?
What abilities might emerge as potential in an aptitude profile with a subtest score of 101 in processing speed and a highest score of 131 in fluid reasoning?
Is it possible that academic intelligence is not affected by this, or is it?
So on working memory, attention, etc.
I have a passage from someone's text here, and I'd like to know what skills it's about and what exactly they mean. Can someone explain this passage to me? Thank you very much. "In addition to child personalities that retain traumatic memories, Putnam (2003) also describes child personalities that exhibit childlike and innocent behavior. The…
So, I have to write a report about why women are more likely to work as educators than men. Does anyone have any ideas? And please, I don't want to hear anything about gender roles, I'd rather hear biological or cognitive facts (for example, that women have a higher sense of empathy). Thanks in advance…