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ISSN:0160-2896

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Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic,Nicole Harlaar,Corina U Greven et al. Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic et al.
This paper examines the longitudinal causal relationship between self-perceived abilities (SPA) and academic achievement (Ach) while controlling for cognitive ability (CA). In all, 5957 UK school children were assessed on SPA, Ach and CA at...
Taylor R Hayes,Alexander A Petrov,Per B Sederberg Taylor R Hayes
Recent reports of training-induced gains on fluid intelligence tests have fueled an explosion of interest in cognitive training-now a billion-dollar industry. The interpretation of these results is questionable because score gains can be do...
Simon R Cox,Sarah E MacPherson,Karen J Ferguson et al. Simon R Cox et al.
Both general fluid intelligence (gf) and performance on some 'frontal tests' of cognition decline with age. Both types of ability are at least partially dependent on the integrity of the frontal lobes, which also deteriorate with age. Overl...
Mathias Benedek,Emanuel Jauk,Markus Sommer et al. Mathias Benedek et al.
Intelligence and creativity are known to be correlated constructs suggesting that they share a common cognitive basis. The present study assessed three specific executive abilities - updating, shifting, and inhibition - and examined their c...
Stuart J Ritchie,Alan J Gow,Ian J Deary Stuart J Ritchie
A well-replicated finding in the psychological literature is the negative correlation between religiosity and intelligence. However, several studies also conclude that one form of religiosity, church attendance, is protective against later-...
Robert Plomin,Nicholas G Shakeshaft,Andrew McMillan et al. Robert Plomin et al.
Rather than investigating the extent to which training can improve performance under experimental conditions ('what could be'), we ask about the origins of expertise as it exists in the world ('what is'). We used the twin method to investig...
Riccardo E Marioni,Gail Davies,Caroline Hayward et al. Riccardo E Marioni et al.
Education, socioeconomic status, and intelligence are commonly used as predictors of health outcomes, social environment, and mortality. Education and socioeconomic status are typically viewed as environmental variables although both correl...
Timothy A Salthouse Timothy A Salthouse
Cross-sectional and longitudinal data from moderately large samples of healthy adults confirmed prior findings of age-related declines in measures of the quantity of word knowledge beginning around age 65. Additional analyses were carried o...
Matthew S Panizzon,Eero Vuoksimaa,Kelly M Spoon et al. Matthew S Panizzon et al.
Despite an extensive literature, the "g" construct remains a point of debate. Different models explaining the observed relationships among cognitive tests make distinct assumptions about the role of g in relation to those tests and specific...
Kyle Menary,Paul F Collins,James N Porter et al. Kyle Menary et al.
Neuroimaging research indicates that human intellectual ability is related to brain structure including the thickness of the cerebral cortex. Most studies indicate that general intelligence is positively associated with cortical thickness i...