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verbal intelligence

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Noun1.verbal intelligence - intelligence in the use and comprehension of language
intelligence - the ability to comprehend; to understand and profit from experience


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RESULTS The present study has come out with the following main findings with reference to relationship between Intelligence and Academic achievement of aforementioned professional courses at the undergraduate level: * The students of Engineering and Medical possessed a higher level of Verbal intelligence than those of Teacher Education, Law and Library Science * The students of Engineering, Medical, Teacher Education.
It omitted some data, such as all the Wechsler verbal intelligence studies and the study by Hogrebe, Nist, and Isadore (1985) who found no sex difference in reading achievement of 23,362 in-school seniors and 24,678 in-school sophomores in the results of High School and Beyond (HSB) national survey in 1980.
 
 
 
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