Looking down on human intelligence : from psychometrics to the brain /
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| Language: | English |
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Oxford ; New York :
Oxford University Press,
2000.
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| Series: | Oxford psychology series ;
no. 34. |
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Table of Contents:
- Little g and friends An exposition of psychometric intelligence differences. The anatomy (or geography) of that which has to be explained
- Four intelligent reductionists Looking down on human intelligence from Socrates to Spearman
- The discriminating mind Intelligence and sensory discrimination in the early twentieth century, and the more recent rise of joint experimental-differential approaches to human mental ability differences
- Vade-mecum Desperately seeking a mental cytology
- Cake-slicing Cognitive reductionism with self-sufficiency
- Faster, smarter? Reaction times: raking around in cognitive psychology
- Quick on the uptake Inspection times: raking around in psychophysics
- Wisdom from the ages Slowing of speed of information processing is cognitive ageing!?
- Wetware (with Peter G. Caryl and Alasdair J. MacLullich) Reaching for the brain: raking around in biological sciences
- Den finger in die wunde legen Avoiding " cargo cult science " and " the glass bead game "
- Index.