How to Know Your I.Q. Level without Taking the Test & Brainy Stories by Billy J. Burton - HTML preview

PART ONE:

I.Q. and Personality

Who hasn’t heard of the intelligence quotient (or I.Q.27)! It is connected to the elusive idea that

some people’s brains are more efficient than others, that these people are destined to be more successful, more respected, more admired than their peers. It often elicits jealousy and

resentment, sometimes pride when a parent finds out their child is more cognitively endowed

than most.

People view the concept of I.Q. as purely cerebral, devoid of consequences on awareness,

behavior, or relationships. The idea of intelligence being related to psychology is overlooked, or

even utterly denied by many practitioners and lay-people alike. However, one can witness

evidence of this connection in certain psychology volumes0 about the emotional issues of “The Gifted266”.

This link between degrees of intelligence and personality traits may be taken much further,

until one can actually portray the standard personality exhibited by members of each I.Q. range.

As you are reading this book, I will attempt to help you detect your level of intelligence in

the hope of enhancing the likelihood of your achieving your life goals as well as smoother

communication with other cognitive levels. Besides, I wish for gifted people to identify their specificities in order to avoid missed opportunities, heartaches, misunderstandings, and the

loneliness that goes with it.