Maureira CF

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ABSTRACT

The following work is a review of the investigations on the relation of the intelligence with the personality, executive functions and creativity realized from the year 2000 to the present, with the requirement that the works were corresponding to studies empirical and realized in healthy subjects. The search was realized in the databases Dialnet, Scielo and Medline/Pubmed. They encountered 3.793 articles, of which 32 were expiring with the criteria of incorporation. Three works of intelligence and personality show relation between the first builder and some feature of the second, of 14 studies between intelligence and executive functions 93 % it shows relation or predictability of both constructs, especially of the memory of work, and of 15 works on intelligence and creativity the majority demonstrates relation between both functions. It is concluded that the intelligence understood as intellectual coefficient, is independent, but at the same time it possesses elements jointly with the personality, executive functions and creativity.

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