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  1. Acting in Light of One's Acting: Practical Reasoning and the Excellences

    … and reasons to illuminate our conceptions of practical reasoning, fallibility, expertise, virtues, advising, and practical intelligence. My thesis is that, in the course of her ongoing acting, an agent can respond to evaluative features by deliberately adjusting her acting, and that this …

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  2. Faking Integrity Tests: More than a Mindset?

    … degrees of a problem solving ability related to intelligence that allows them to beat the test. The purpose of the following study was to determine whether a connection exists between the degree of success at faking a commercially available overt integrity test and the intelligence of the test …

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  3. An application of the Triarchic Theory of Intelligence to students of English in a Taiwanese university: Reflections of an action researcher

    … have attempted to apply the Triarchic Theory of Intelligence (i.e. analytical, creative and practical intelligence) to teaching English at a Taiwanese university. This study adopted the action research approach and was developed in three stages. Each stage lasted one semester. At the end of stage …

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  4. The Stoics and the practical: a Roman reply to Aristotle

    <p>Scholarship stands divided on the question of what one must know in order to act ethically according to the central tenets of Stoicism. Prevailing opinion holds that one must attain universal knowledge of the nature of reality, or at a minimum, knowledge of one's end (telos/finis) in life, but I …

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