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intellect

intellect Intellect is the capacity for abstract, symbolic thought.

Intellect is the capacity for abstract, symbolic thought. In the source framework, it is described as a higher-level form of cognition that emerges within a hierarchy of self-representations.

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Drafting source: Pivovarov Igor. TEVSER: a theory of evolving self-representations. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fnhum.2026.1858621; article XML SHA-256 7bacfe1e4f89ab43500e2a50ba6c082c31c00d07f803b8d13b4ef76ded11e668. “TEVSER: a theory of evolving self-representations” (10.3389/fnhum.2026.1858621).
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