Psychology Today | 28.07.2026 23:40
Every few decades, a new form of intelligence captures the public imagination. During much of the twentieth century, intelligence was largely equated with IQ. Then came emotional intelligence, reminding us that success depends not only on analytical reasoning, but also on understanding and influencing emotions. More recently, we have become interested in systems thinking, cultural intelligence, interoception and the special gifts of neurodivergent brains.
