Personal intelligence

Sylaska, K .; M. , Allen, J .; , & Mayer, J. D. (2017). Personal information V. Zeilger-Hill and T. K. Shackelford (editor). An encyclopedia of personality and individual differences. Springer International Press

As defined herein, personal intelligence is intelligence with inferences of personality and personality related information. Each of us has our own personality, and personal wisdom allows us to infer about ourselves and others. For example, whenever we notice other people's behavior patterns - she is lucky or kind enough to solve the problem - we are personal wisdom to explain the individual I am using

You may think that personal information is similar to general emotional intelligence, and you are correct. However, personal information is more specific. This is the ability of people to understand their personality and the personality of others, and the ability to use this information in everyday life. In the 2012 study, researchers have found some evidence that the idea of ​​using this ability as an intelligence to read this ability may change. In particular, they believe that personal intelligence seems to include a series of interrelated capacities that are certainly different between individuals and the next, and that others are consistently higher personal intelligence Indicates that you indicated.

Personal intelligence includes the ability to reason about character and personality related information. People who are good at personal wisdom are good at understanding themselves and others. In our laboratory, we developed a series of competency-based tests to evaluate this skill under the name Personal Intelligence Test (TOPI). You can check the details of personal information testing on this page by viewing the TOPI test sample including the actual test project (see link below), reading this page and other pages of this website. Then download TOPI and TOPI MINI resources (link below)