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Brainwonders | Online IQ Test | Psychometric Personality Test

Brainwonders measure many different individual abilities including Online IQ Test and Psychometric Personality Test that can be delivered online or paper based. Our career, abilities and personality assessments help to discover the unique potential in every employee.

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Brainwonders | Online IQ Test | Psychometric Personality Test

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  1. BRAINWONDERS Head Office:101-A, Suchita Enclave, Chandavarkarroad , Jai Maharashtra Nagar, BorivaliWest, Mumbai Contact No.: 022 4016 3399 Email: info@brainwonders.in

  2. Right Hand ThumbCommunication and Management / Planning and Judgment IndexLogic and Inference / Language ability MiddlePhysical Recognition / Comprehension of Operation RingHearing Recognition / Comprehension of Language LittleVisual Recognition / Comprehension of Observation Left Hand ThumbInspiration of Leadership / Goal and Vision IndexSpace and Mind Imagination / Thinking and creativity MiddleFeeling of Touch / Art appreciation RingAcoustic Feeling / Music Appreciation LittleVisual Feeling / Graphic Appreciation

  3. Concept of Multiple Intelligence theory What has become a powerful force in the world of education all started in 1983, when Harvard University professor Howard Gardner began his book Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences with some simple but powerful questions: Are talented chess players, violinists, and athletes "intelligent" in their respective disciplines? Why are these and other abilities not accounted for on traditional IQ tests? Why is the term intelligence limited to such a narrow range of human endeavors? From these questions emerged multiple-intelligences DMIT theory. Stated simply, it challenges psychology's definition of intelligence as a general ability that can be measured by a single IQ score. Instead, MI theory describes eight intelligences (see below) that people use to solve problems and create products relevant to the societies in which they live. MI theory asserts that individuals who have a high level of aptitude in one intelligence do not necessarily have a similar aptitude in another intelligence. For example, a young person who demonstrates an impressive level of musical intelligence may be far less skilled when it comes to bodily-kinesthetic or logical-mathematical intelligence. Perhaps that seems obvious, but it's important to recognize that this notion stands in sharp contrast to the traditional (and still dominant) view of intelligence as a general ability that can be measured along a single scale and summarized by a single number.

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