David Clark, PhD Student in Neurobiology and Behavior at Columbia University
Jacques Grégoire, Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, University of Louvain
IQ is a relative measure of intelligence that is subject to many vagaries.
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Jimmy Bordarie, Lecturer in Social Psychology at Université de Tours, Colette Aguerre, Lecturer in Clinical Psychopathology at Université Tours
Hypersensitivity can be characterized by a low sensory threshold, the effects of which vary greatly from person to person.
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Guillaume Bronsard, Child and adolescent psychiatrist at Université de Bretagne Occidentale
The idea of a general deterioration in young people's mental health actually reflects a better understanding of these disorders.
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Charlotte Martial, Researcher at Université de Liège
Near-death experiences are altered states of consciousness that can affect anyone, and which science is trying to explain.
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Nicolas Gauvrit, Lecturer in Cognitive sciences at Université de Lille
A number of terms (zebra, gifted, precocious, etc.) are used in French, but their respective definitions do not relate to high intellectual potential.
