Titlebook: Methodological and Statistical Advances in the Study of Individual Differences; Cecil R. Reynolds,Victor L. Willson Book 1985 Plenum Press

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Psychophysiology and the Measurement of Intelligence,y nothing of popular discourse. It is useful to distinguish the three major meanings of the term, which are shown in Figure 1. Intelligence A is the genotypic, biological underlay of all cognitive activities, responsible for individual differences in the ability to perform cognitive tasks. Intellige

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Methodological and Statistical Techniques for the Chronometric Study of Mental Abilities, 1823, coined the term . for the consistent differences among telescopic observers in recording the exact moment that the transit of a star crosses a hairline in the visual field of the telescope. The need to make corrections for the personal equation led to the invention, in 1828, of the chronograp

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Applying Componential Theory to the Study of Individual Differences in Cognitive Skills,h a phenomenon. No matter how one defines intelligence, its complexity seems to overwhelm the conceptual resources any one approach can bring to bear on understanding it. Even limited aspects of intelligence seem almost staggering in their complexity. Consider, for example, that aspect of intelligen

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