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Managerial Fractal Intelligences. Psychometric Evidence for Empowering the Theory of Multiple Intelligences
Long before Gardner proposed his model of multiple intelligences, an important question has been constantly fueled by both management theorists and practitioners: “Is the quality of the decision making process linked with the genetic heritage that managers have in terms of intellectual potential?”