Помимо этих особенностей поведения, вы также можете быстро оценить интеллект человека по трем критериям[445].
1. Задает ли он правильные вопросы, способен ли отличить важные аспекты ситуации от неважных?
2. Если вы задаете вопросы, касающиеся самой сути обсуждаемой темы, и интересуетесь мнением человека, получаете ли вы логичные ответы, соответствующие вашим вопросам?
3. Может ли человек обозначить все альтернативные варианты решения вопроса, а также сопряженные с ними преимущества и недостатки?
Эти ориентиры помогут вам относительно точно оценить уровень интеллекта другого человека, а он почти совпадает с уровнем компетентности. Отвечая себе на приведенные вопросы, вы сможете принять решение, позволить ли кому-то убедить вас и в какой мере. Лишь тогда ваш выбор будет по-настоящему свободным.
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