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What Psychologists Have To Say On Personality and Intelligence
by Luis R. Valadez
Learning-Mind
“Personality is the glitter that sends your little gleam across the footlights and the orchestra pit into that big black space where the audience is.” ~Mae West
Corporations are infamous for giving out in-depth personality tests like Tony Robbin’s world-famous DISC test to prospective employees in hopes of weeding out the unfavorable candidates. But do these personality tests accurately portray what an individual is capable of doing or performing within the organization? Most psychologist would argue that they don’t —however if you learn how to read an individual’s childhood, then it’s quite clear.
Predicting The Future Of A Child
Psychologist Susan Engel conducted a series of research experiments at Williams College where she wrote her book, “Red Flags or Red Herrings? Predicting Who Your Child Will Become”. In her book, Engel explains that there is six major components to personality that predict future behavior in children: intelligence, drive, sociability, capacity for intimacy, happiness, and goodness. Each one of these domains show up early in life and remain stable throughout a person’s entire life.
Source: http://www.riseearth.com/2014/07/what-psychologists-have-to-say-on.html
