Isbn: 9798294742096 - language and intelligence: the neurological effects of language on memory and intelligence (3 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if your intelligence isn't fixed-but simply waiting for the right language to awaken it?In this eye-opening exploration of cognition, neuroscience, and linguistics, Dr. Robbie King unveils the extraordinary-and often underestimated-power of language to transform the human mind. Drawing on groundbreaking research in neuroplasticity, emotional intelligence, and memory science, Language and Intelligence reveals how multilingualism rewires the brain, delays Alzheimer's, and elevates problem-solving and critical thinking to entirely new levels.From separated twins with radically different intellectual outcomes to the neural thrill ride of learning Japanese as a native English speaker, this book travels through real-world case studies and peer-reviewed science to deliver a revolutionary insight: language is not just a tool for expression-it is the operating system of intelligence itself.Whether you're a lifelong polyglot or still trying to remember where you put your high school Spanish workbook, this book will permanently change how you think about thinking.You'll discover: Why bilinguals tend to outperform monolinguals in memory, multitasking, and creative reasoningHow learning a foreign language literally grows new gray matter in your brainWhy multilingual people are more emotionally intelligent-and even kinderThe real reason language learners resist cognitive declineHow education systems are failing us by undervaluing linguistic diversityWhy every language you learn is another lens through which to see reality itselfAbout the AuthorDr. Robbie King is a clinical psychologist, aeronautical engineer, economist, scientist, linguist, theologian, and multi-genre author with 81 published books. He has written across 9 of the 10 Dewey Decimal System categories, tying him for first place in history with Isaac Asimov. In 2024, he broke Barbara Cartland's record by publishing 39 books in a single year. His work spans psychology, engineering, linguistics, strength sports, philosophy, and more-often in the same afternoon. He writes from a place of deep curiosity, disciplined thought, and a lifelong devotion to the power of language to elevate human potential. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if your intelligence isn't fixed-but simply waiting for the right language to awaken it?In this eye-opening exploration of cognition, neuroscience, and linguistics, Dr. Robbie King unveils the extraordinary-and often underestimated-power of language to transform the human mind. Drawing on groundbreaking research in neuroplasticity, emotional intelligence, and memory science, Language and Intelligence reveals how multilingualism rewires the brain, delays Alzheimer's, and elevates problem-solving and critical thinking to entirely new levels.From separated twins with radically different intellectual outcomes to the neural thrill ride of learning Japanese as a native English speaker, this book travels through real-world case studies and peer-reviewed science to deliver a revolutionary insight: language is not just a tool for expression-it is the operating system of intelligence itself.Whether you're a lifelong polyglot or still trying to remember where you put your high school Spanish workbook, this book will permanently change how you think about thinking.You'll discover: Why bilinguals tend to outperform monolinguals in memory, multitasking, and creative reasoningHow learning a foreign language literally grows new gray matter in your brainWhy multilingual people are more emotionally intelligent-and even kinderThe real reason language learners resist cognitive declineHow education systems are failing us by undervaluing linguistic diversityWhy every language you learn is another lens through which to see reality itselfAbout the AuthorDr. Robbie King is a clinical psychologist, aeronautical engineer, economist, scientist, linguist, theologian, and multi-genre author with 81 published books. He has written across 9 of the 10 Dewey Decimal System categories, tying him for first place in history with Isaac Asimov. In 2024, he broke Barbara Cartland's record by publishing 39 books in a single year. His work spans psychology, engineering, linguistics, strength sports, philosophy, and more-often in the same afternoon. He writes from a place of deep curiosity, disciplined thought, and a lifelong devotion to the power of language to elevate human potential. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…