Sentences with phrase «control than intelligence»

University of Michigan professor of social psychology Richard Nisbett, the world's greatest authority on intelligence, plainly said that he'd rather have his son being high in self - control than intelligence.

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Emotional intelligence or emotional quotient (E.Q.)-- defined as being able to understand one's own feelings and the feelings of others as well as being able to control one's own emotions and exercise self control — is thought to be more important for success in life than I.Q., or intelligence quotient.
He concluded that traits such as perseverance and self - control were better predictors of success than intelligence and high test scores.
As James Heckman and several other researchers have noted, certain, non-cognitive skills or character traits, such as «grit, self - control, zest, social intelligence, gratitude, optimism and curiosity,» have an even greater impact on student achievement than academic skills.
Why is this kind of machine better than a robot controlled by traditional artificial intelligence software?
University of Kansas scientists have found that infants who were fed formula enriched with long - chain polyunsaturated fatty acids (LCPUFA) from birth to 12 months scored significantly better than a control group on several measures of intelligence conducted between the ages of three to six years.
A fixed mindset can be thought of as one in which a student's belief of what they can achieve is controlled by their inherited characteristics (for example, predispositions and intelligence) rather than the belief that effort can and does make a difference (Dweck, 2007).
It became a class that taught students that they could, through using certain strategies, leave my classroom with greater intelligence than when they entered it, because they could control their own depth of learning.
College students who are exposed to information about brain development that shows the plasticity of intelligence, Aronson and several colleagues have demonstrated, «reported greater enjoyment of the academic process, greater academic engagement, and obtained higher grade point averages than students in the control group.»
Lolita stuns me every time (I've gone to it a lot more than once), principally because Nabokov makes a thoroughly immoral man admirable, to the edge of being likable, by applying controlled intelligence to uncontrollable — not to say illegal — passion.
At least the party AI is much better than Dragon Quest IV, and you can control all of your party members manually, at least once you've built their intelligence stats up.
McLeod calls this artwork a video game with a non-player character (NPC), controlled by the game's artificial intelligence (AI) rather than by a human gamer.
For educated people today, the idea of directing intelligences willfully and consciously controlling every detail of events seems vastly more complicated than the idea of a machine running; but to primitive man (and even to the uneducated today) the opposite is true.
The International Committee for Robot Arms Control (ICRAC), a founder of the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots, has issued a statement endorsed by more than 270 engineers, computing and artificial intelligence experts, roboticists, and professionals from related disciplines that calls for a ban on fully autonomous weapons.
She begins by saying self - control, grit, and curiosity are beginning to be more frequently taught (sentence 1); she then says that researchers are finding these types of things even more important than intelligence to success in school (sentence 2); then says there are critics to this general approach (sentence 3); and then in the second paragraph says that Poropat has established with strong evidence that this broad approach (self - control, conscientiousness, etc) are highly correlated, and hence she is offering powerful evidence rebutting the critics identified in the third sentence, but not challenging the teaching identified in the first sentence.
Emotional intelligence is about how well we read, understand and communicate with other people, as well as control our emotions, learning to use them in positive and productive ways, rather than allowing them to destroy our lives.
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