Evidence suggests that contextual intelligence is the most useful measure for comparing and predicting adult success. The term contextual intelligence is used in psychology to denote the ability to understand the limits of our knowledge and to adapt that knowledge to an environment and situations. It defines <span>how skilled an individual is at using what he/she knows and what is making out of it. </span>
<span>poverty leads to lack of purchasing
power, leading to poor nutrition, affecting the potential to work and
generate income, leading to further poverty.
malnutrition makes children
susceptible to infections, which further decreases their nutritional
intake, leading to further malnutrition</span>
