#Intelligence test

[emperornorton47]

[aki-bara]

New Way to Analyze Blorbos

Disclaimer: This isn't a psychological theory of personality or anything, it's literally just something I made up. I am not a psychologist.

I, like many people, love to over-analyze my favorite characters. I enjoy mapping their strengths and weaknesses and even compare them to other characters. Who is better at what and why? How does that make their relationships work?

So I compiled a list of five traits, or general strengths, based on the theory of multiple intelligences and then made a blank chart you can draw on to map out how good and bad your blorbos are at those things.

Chart and Explanation Below the Cut

First a brief explanation of the chart.

Each skill can be rated from 1-5. 1 is BAD, 3 is AVERAGE, and 5 is EXCELS. Rate your characters skills in each area, put it on the right line on the chart, connect all your points, and then color it in.

Now to explain the traits...

Emotional Intelligence

The ability to understand and recognize your own emotions as well as the emotions of others. This includes the ability to regulate your own emotions as well as empathize.

Emotional regulation is the ability to recognize when a specific emotional response is unhelpful and to adjust your feelings to match the situation.

People with high emotional intelligence may or may not excel in communicating those feelings to others.

Social Intelligence

People with high social intelligence are good at communicating. They understand the intent behind a person's words, not iust the literal meaning, and are good at communicating their own intended meaning to others.

This does include the ability to read people, but is dependent on physical cues rather than empathic understanding to do so.

Emotional intelligence is obviously helpful for navigating social situations, but you can have high emotional intelligence and poor interpersonal skills. The opposite exists as well, some people may not empathize with others, but still manage to excel in social situations.

Knowledge & Recall

The ability to understand and remember concepts and know when to apply them to the situation at hand.

This is typically thought of as “book smarts,” and also relates to your ability to combine different bits of information into a complete “whole.” People with this ability are good at seeing how things fit together and calling on past experience to increase their understanding of the present.

Someone with high knowledge and low reasoning can be quite well learned in a wide variety of subjects, but might not be good at learning “in the moment” or navigating situations in which they do not have previous experience.

Logic & Reasoning

This is basically your ability to draw conclusions and includes quantitative reasoning skills.

While “knowledge” deals with utilizing information gained from past experiences, “reasoning” involves gathering information in the current moment through observation. You could think of this as “street smarts,” but without the social skills that statement implies, or perhaps “intuitive knowledge” would be a better descriptor.

Someone with high reasoning and low-knowledge might not excel at academic subjects because the knowledge is theoretical rather than practical.

Kinesthetic Intelligence

This isn't just a measure of your ability to exceed athletically. It utilizes spatial reasoning and visualization. While Knowledge & Recall and Logic & Reasoning require an individual to have some skill in this area kinesthetic intelligence requires it the most. Someone with a high physical intelligence can anticipate how objects move through space, how they can best interact with that space to achieve a certain result.

While anyone can become physically skilled with time and practice, people with a high Kinesthetic Intelligence have a natural understanding of how to move in response to their environment, they may pick up new skills or techniques quickly or without formal instruction and are able to easily adapt to changes in their environment.

[tsuki-chibi]

The accuracy lmao https://t.co/yMfHuegtJQ

[yourlokalescholar]

Not sure how accurate this is but I’ve decided it’s 100% accurate because this is doing wonders for my self-esteem

I got the Top 4.47% on this English Vocabulary test

[uncle-sams-dirty-socks]

“Personality type this” “love language that” “My IQ score is this!” “Her Intelligence type is that!” “I’m an empath!” “He’s a narcissist!” “You’re…not like the rest of us.”

Listen to me. You cannot sort people into boxes. You cannot cleanly separate over 8 billion people into 5, or 12, or 16 different sets of character traits. Because let’s be clear: people are not characters on pages. We are not predisposed to act a certain way, to like certain things, to think a certain way: we are all capable of change. The longest study on personality has found that people change over time. Our intelligence changes over time. Our wants and needs change over time. Do not get wrapped into this, do not put yourself and the people around you into boxes. You will change as you grow, and that’s okay. But the more you fall into this, the closer to eugenics you get.

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[triviamastery]

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[tenth-sentence]

He also gave intelligence tests to southern-born blacks who had lived in New York City for different lengths of time, reasoning that if selective migration was at work, length of residence in the North should make no difference in the scores, but that if environment counted, then the scores should arise in proportion to time in the North.

"In the Name of Eugenics: Genetics and the Uses of Human Heredity" - Daniel J. Kevles

[whats-in-a-sentence]

In 1950, UNESCO issued a strong "Statement on Race". It was the product of an internationally distinguished effort – the drafters and commentators included Otto Klineberg, Hermann Muller, and Julian Huxley – and its principal points summarized the new views on the biology of race: The idea of race was merely a convenient tool of classification. Differences between human groups resulted from various combinations of heredity and environment. Racial groupings did not necessarily coincide with ethnic and cultural differences. The results of intelligence tests depended on some combination of innate mental ability and environmental opportunity, and there was no proof that the groups of mankind differ in their innate mental characteristics, whether in respect to intelligence or temperament.

"In the Name of Eugenics: Genetics and the Uses of Human Heredity" - Daniel J. Kevles

[starlit-mansion]

there's something so poetic about coyote vs acme being the thing that causes wb's 'the producers' ass scheme of shitcanning movies for tax breaks to blow up in their face and cause them to turn to the camera, blink twice, and dissolve into a little pile of ash that their eyes fall down into with a little bounce

[tangramkey]

i love my Basketbot Portal AU

[apotelesmaa]

I like to imagine there’s at least one huge nerd at kamiyama in their third year and they’re always studying to get the best grades like really hitting the books & taking classes outside of school but they continually get the second highest scores and they’re seething with rage about it because the only person outdoing them academically is that purple fuck who never pays attention in class, is put in detention every week for blowing shit up and brings his whimsical ass gadgets to school. & he doesn’t even care about his status as the most academically talented kid in the grade. They’re planning on going into medical school or some other STEM field and he’s going into the arts.

[delawaredetroit]

I want to talk about Izuku's class rank because it’s insane. Everyone else in 1A’s top 5 is a rich kid. Momo, Iida, and Shouto are all from hero families and had prior training. Bakugou was catered to by everyone around him because he was viewed as a natural genius (and the self-fulfilling prophecy that must have been to their approach to his education)

People take these tests too literally in thinking they’re an objective measure of intelligence. It’s pretty clear they aren’t meant to be seen that way. The fact that a kid like Izuku - whose teachers have been actively hostile to him nearly his entire life and without many resources - can compete with these old hero family kids and a “natural genius” speaks volumes

[logicallyblind]

you don’t understand the amount of money i would be willing to pay for a batfamily related film shot in the style and feel of the live action scooby doo movies from the early 2000s oh my god-

[lawlietscaramels]

"L's only attracted to intelligence" "L's only attracted to smart people" shut up shut up shut UUUUP. Intelligence is most certainly a bonus but L needs people who are willing to learn, willing to listen, willing to share the things they know no matter what those things are, not a theoretical physicist.