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• TITLE: Application of New Concept for Multiple Intelligences Calculation for Personality and Social Groups Comparison Research

  AUTHORS: Viktor Minkin, Yana Nikolaenko

  KEYWORDS: Vibraimage Technology, Multiple Intelligences, Alcohol Abuse, Theft, Psychophysiology, Social Groups

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Behavioral and Brain Science, Vol.7 No.10, October 12, 2017

  ABSTRACT: A person is considered as information-energy system with a host of feedbacks. The possibility of determining the statistical characteristics in a multiple intelligences profile of various social groups’ representatives using the vibraimage technology is investigated. Theft and alcohol abuse have been chosen as examples of significant social problems including deviant behavior and the trigger of formation of various socially vulnerable groups. The comparative analysis of conscious and unconscious attitudes in multiple intelligences structure of individuals prone to deviant behavior and the control group allows differentiating professional preferences and the impact of society on different social groups.