Comments on: Creative Intelligence Questionnaire

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Sat, 26 Sep 2009 14:03:13 +0000

[...] you so much to those of you who completed the Creative Intelligence Questionnaire. Your feedback will help to inform what appears on the Blog going [...]

By: Orna Ross

Orna Ross — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 18:38:40 +0000

@ Dragos, no worries, maybe later?

@Abhay, I received your contribution — thank you so much, I look forward to reading it.

By: Abhay

Abhay — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 18:25:39 +0000

Hey
I sent you the questionnaire.
Took some time for me to fill it up, but was interesting.
Hope you will find some use for it.
Cheers and good luck.

By: DragoşVodă

DragoşVodă — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 13:48:41 +0000

I’m sory i can not fill your questionary, i would realy like to, but i’m surfing the internet on my mobile phone.

By: Orna Ross

Orna Ross — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 20:18:06 +0000

@ Dan – thanks Champ for your feedback, and your detailed responses. Look forward to reading them.

@ Jonathan – having problems with my WP links today, I don’t know why. You can send it through to info@ornaross.com – or feel free to answer here in the comment box. Many thanks.

By: Dan Holloway

Dan Holloway — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 17:53:03 +0000

Hey, Orna, looking forward to filling this in for you. Just the other day I was talking to someone about Hank Pfeffer’s amazing rticle Danger:High Voltage, focusing on the Too Many Aptitudes problem, and the way that being good at too much can hamper rather than help you.

I was lucky enough to be part of the first ever World Creative Thinking Championships (part of the first ever Mind Sports Olympiad) back in 1997, where I was fortunate enough to finish third, an dsince then I’ve been fascinated both by creative intelligence as such (and as “measured” by the Torrance Test), and multiple intelligence in particular. Before I switched to writing literary fiction, I researched a thriller based in the world of conventional ultra high-IQ societies for which I was privileged to interview the man who devised the Titan and Mega tests, Ron Hoefflin.

I’m also fascinated by synaesthesia, and its role in creative intelligence (and its connection to Tourette’s where there’ a uniquely high correlation, that has, possibly to do with the failure of the brain to filter and draw boundaries between two specific areas).

I came across this through your tweeting (I’m @agnieszkasshoes) and look forward to following your progress.

By: Jonathan Priest

Jonathan Priest — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 17:50:24 +0000

Hi Orna, your link to send the form draws a blank – Jonathan