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Talbert, Danice Reach
General Intellectual Ability
is an avid reader
provides alert, rapid answers to questions
has a wide range of interests
is creative in new ideas, seeing associations
has the capacity to be puzzled
is venturesome
is a good guesser
has a power of abstraction
uses a large number of words easily
learns rapidly and efficiently
is persistent
Creative thinking
is fluent in producing new ideas
makes unusual associations
senses when problems exist
tolerates ambiguity
can show intense concentration on a task
retains own ideas in a discussion
is uninhibited in expression
always trying to improve things
doesn't mind being different
has a keen sense of humor
displays energy
produces sometimes "silly" responses
Leadership
recognizes abilities in others
can articulate ideas clearly
understands how groups function
interacts with others easily
can give directions clearly
can establish the mood of the group
can coordinate the work of several individuals
is often asked for ideas
is looked to when something must be decided
Last Modified on August 14, 2012