Rational thinking. That do not measure the tests of abilities

This book should read anyone who wants to know why smart people behave stupid. And how to avoid unreasonable solutions.
IQ tests do not cover the entire spectrum of human mental abilities. They are not able to predict our success in this life and will not say anything about our ability to make faithful solutions in the situation of an important choice. But after all, it is the right decisions to be the key to victory, the basis of self-realization and ultimately happiness?
Kate Brooming shows why the high intelligence is not a pledge of wisdom and rational thinking. And insists that the ratiosity coefficient (actually intelligence, intelligence and cleverness) we can increase if we try.
Kate I. Brojber is engaged in the problems of human development and applied psychology at the University of Toronto. He is the largest specialist in the field of psychology, a professor with a world name, but he also has an unsurpassed master to speak simply about complex psychological realities. The book will be extremely helpful to you, even if you are far from psychology, but strive to make decisions