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Right on Psypher, Most tests measure strict verbal and/or spacial/math capabilities. I read something from Harvard that found 9 different types of intelligence. How about social or kinesthetic intelligence? Would not a socially intelligent worker have a superior grasp as a counselor than some of our "rational" geniuses?

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>>I have looked around, and have a good idea of the relative
>>intellectual calibre requirements of the varying degrees as well as
>>personal knowledge of the abilities of those pursuing them. Those
>>with education or social work degrees are not generally your GRE
>>score stars - simple fact. Why the defensiveness; this wouldn't
>>happen to be YOUR degree, would it, O Prestidigitating Sleight-of-
>>Offhand Remark Legerdermainer?

...just a quick point... the GRE measures capability with one or more sets of cognitive skills useful in a particular sort of environment. I'm not sure what you mean by "intellectual calibre" but I am [quite] sure that the quality of a mind cannot be assessed through use of a written exam.

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