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#Tiberius began her work to investigate psychological research relevant to philosophical conceptions of wisdom that emphasize reasons and reflection | #Tiberius began her work to investigate psychological research relevant to philosophical conceptions of wisdom that emphasize reasons and reflection | ||
==Components of wisdom== | |||
[[Implicit Theory|Implicit theories]] reveal four essential components of wisdom | |||
# Deep understanding | |||
# Reflective capacities | |||
# Problem-solving capacities | |||
# Motivation to live well and help others | |||
==Text from Wisdom Institute== | ==Text from Wisdom Institute== | ||