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1 Intelligence The Origins of Intelligence Testing Summing Up

2 Intelligence What Is Intelligence? Is Intelligence Culturally Defined?
Is Intelligence One General Ability or Several Specific Abilities? Is Intelligence Neurologically Measurable? Summing Up

3 Intelligence Assessing Intelligence Modern Tests of Mental Abilities
Principles of Test Construction Thinking Critically About Test Preparation Courses Summing Up

4 Intelligence The Dynamics of Intelligence Stability or Change?
Extremes of Intelligence Creativity and Intelligence Summing Up

5 Intelligence Genetic and Environmental Influences on Intelligence
Genetic Influences Environmental Influences Group Differences in Intelligence Test Scores The Question of Bias Summing Up Terms and Concepts to Remember Critical Thinking Exercise

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