When the former president praises Assad's "intelligence, competence and strength" or speaks of Hamas's "superb" record in municipal government, he walks into the same trap: he is no longer making the case for dialogue with Assad and Hamas.
Second, there is constant interaction between the orator and his discourse; thus, the speaker's prestige intensifies the effect of his discourse, but, inversely, if his arguments are weak, the audience's opinion of his intelligence, competence, or sincerity is influenced.
In the end, Mr. Toobin concludes, that when it comes to incendiary political issues, "the identity of the justices" on the court matters more than the quality of the arguments: "There is, for example, no meaningful difference between Scalia and Ginsburg in intelligence, competence, or ethics.
In contrast to generic dispositions (e.g. intelligence), competence is considered to be domain-specific.
Nevertheless, the similar results was obtained: the higher is the level of conceptual structures, the higher is the level of conceptual thinking, field independence, reflectivity, creativity, intelligence, competence and successfulness in real professional activity.
To provide an effective and safe treatment at home, we believe that there is no need to select patients based on their presumed higher intelligence, competence, responsibility, reliability, or compliance.
Also, the mean value of each specific emotional intelligence competence was higher in females than in males, but these findings were borderline statistically significant for "self-awareness" and "social awareness" domains only.
In his intelligence, administrative competence, and instinct for hard work, he resembled his middle-class ancestors.
