Is it only when someone knows difficult vocabulary that we perceive them as intelligent?

This video introduces five thinking habits that can be observed in conversation: "organizing questions," "saying you don't know," "separating facts from opinions," "adapting explanations to the other person," and "updating your thinking with new information."

It's impossible to determine IQ solely through conversation. This video is not an IQ test or diagnosis, but rather a general explanation for examining how people think in conversation.

[Chapters]
00:00 Introduction
00:56 5th Place | Don't try to answer immediately
01:47 4th Place | Say "I don't know"
02:37 3rd Place | Don't mix facts and opinions
03:31 2nd Place | Say difficult things simply
04:23 1st Place | Be able to change your opinion
05:25 Summary | Intelligence is reflected in your way of thinking

[Source/Primary Information Source]
American Psychological Association, APA Dictionary of Psychology, “IQ”
https://dictionary.apa.org/iq
This video is not intended to estimate or determine IQ based on conversational impressions.

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[Disclaimer]
The five items in this video are not criteria for measuring or estimating IQ. Do not judge a person's intelligence or abilities based solely on conversation.

#Conversation skills #Psychology #Thinking skills