The Nature of Human Ability An Historical Perspective on Intelligence /

The Nature of Human Ability [microform] : An Historical Perspective on Intelligence / Kathryn Mary Johnson and Others.

Several common assumptions about human intelligence are challenged in this paper. The "bucket" theory of intelligence describes intelligence as a stable psychological characteristic which affects learning, and which, when accurately measured, predicts an individual's learning capacity...

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Main Author: Johnson, Kathryn Mary
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1984.
Subjects:
Academic Ability.
Academic Achievement.
Cognitive Ability.
Educational History.
Intelligence.
Intelligence Differences.
Intelligence Quotient.
Intelligence Tests.
Learning Disabilities.
Learning Theories.
Nature Nurture Controversy.
Social Bias.
Socialization.
Testing Problems.

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