Self-Control
Self-control is one of the main components of executive intelligence. Self-control is one of the main components of executive intelligence. The frontal lobe is responsible for regulating our many behaviors; for assessing the possible consequences of our actions and deciding what to do in each situation. The weight of education and cultural pressure rests with the frontal lobe and is part of executive intelligence.
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