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Human Intelligences Data Base
© 2008 Clifford J. F. MorrisSome years ago, I developed and administered a dissertations data base that continues to store over 300 citation and abstract records based around The Theory of Multiple Intelligences as theorized by the Harvard University psychologist Howard Gardner. Recently, that complete data base was moved to a different server, @ http://209.216.233.245/aerami/dissertations.php.
The records in this wider data base include all the files from that initial data base plus additional writings and theories of Robert Sternberg and others who have finally debunked the conventional belief lodged within most of us, namely, that our brains and minds consist, so-to-speak, of a sole central processing type of unit. Now, we are free to view ourselves as holder of various intelligences located within and around us and perhaps, more importantly, that those intelligences might be improved via deliberate practice. Traditionally, most (so-called) intelligence quotient (IQ) tests have focused mainly on measuring mathematical-logical and verbal-linguistic mental method. Fortunately, science is now beginning to understand how this narrow and warped view of our cerebral capacities has limited everyone.
To see that data base which is still under construction, go to http://corpweb.igs.net/~cmorris/dissertations.php
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Revised on Friday, 11 January, 2008