Cambridge University Guide to Intelligence

Cambridge University Guide to Intelligence Edited by: Robert J. Sternberg & Scott Barry Kaufman Translated into Arabic by: Dawood Suleiman Al-Qurna & Antar Salhi Abdullah Binding: Cover Parts: 2 Paper: Shamooh Size: 14 × 21 Overview: Sternberg and Kaufman have gathered most of the research and theories of intelligence almost entirely to author an indispensable book for anyone wishing to understand intelligence — its nature and development — in its various manifestations; it is one of the most comprehensive and easy reference books on the science of intelligence I have read in my life. Joshua Aronson — New York University, editor of the book Improving Academic Achievement. The Cambridge Book of Intelligence is an exceptional achievement, a comprehensive, exciting, inspiring, and sometimes provocative work; a book that has not left out any detail or aspect of intelligence, covering every facet and manifestation of it. What is intelligence? Where does it come from? Can it be developed, and how? If you are looking for answers to such questions, you will not find a better source than the renowned experts whose works are included in this remarkable book. Heidi Grant Halvorson, psychologist, author of the book How We Can Reach Our Goals — Al Yamamah 2017