Being unapologetic in their age, intellect, and beliefs.
The variables found to be significantly associated with depression were age, intellect, social inhibition and possession of inverse emotional stability (neuroticism).
Age and intellect, but not income, were found to have an influence on depression; the higher the age, the less intellect is used and the more depressed a person is likely to be (R 2 = 0.243, p < 0.01; R 2 = 0.212, p < 0.01, respectively) (see Table 2).
Conjuring a lost age of intellect, Dickstein proves the most cheerful of elegists.
The exact number of homeless people in Prague is difficult to pinpoint, but estimates are around 3,500 – made up of all ages and intellects, from young kids to university-educated adults.
The exact number of homeless people in Prague is difficult to pinpoint, but estimates are around 3,500 made up of all ages and intellects, from young kids to college-educated adults.
A Queensland court order was sought in 2008 to allow a girl, aged 12 but with the intellect of a six-year-old, to undergo a later-term abortion.
Jonathan Galassi's debut novel reads with the exuberance of a man half his age and with intellect of a successful businessman.
