... studies IQ Intelligence Behavioral genetics Reared-apart twins Heritability Minnesota twin study Article Human Development 2022;66:48 65 DOI: 10.1159/000521922 Received: June 25, 2021 Accepted: January 3, 2022 Published online: January 12, 2022 A Reevaluation of the 1990 Minnesota Study of Twins...

... to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Creativity Development Environment Intellectual style Intelligence Investment Knowledge Motivation Personality Papers Human Development 1991;34:1-31 © 1991 S...

.... Bornstein NNeawtioYnaolrkInUstnitiuvteersoitfyC, hNieldwHYeoarlkth. Nan.Yd.,HUuSmAan Development. Bethesda, Md.. and Key Words. Attention Continuity Discontinuity Habituation Infancy Information processing Intelligence Prediction Abstract. Habituation, the decrement in attention an infant pays...

...Alan Slater; Rachel Cooper; David Rose; Victoria Morison Two longitudinal studies are described, in both of which it was found that measures of looking behaviour in early infancy predicted later problem solving and verbal and general intelligence. These results are a further demonstration...

... simultaneously. We attempt to demonstrate the validity of our argument successively for psychometric, Piagetian, cognitive, and contextual points of view, and then make the same demonstration in somewhat more detail from the standpoint of the triarchic theory of human intelligence. We conclude that, as it stands...

...Roger Lécuyer In recent years, a correlational continuity between habituation (or novelty reaction) in infants and later IQ has been demonstrated. Since the measures of continuity are reliable, a theory of intelligence involving continuity is needed. The usual interpretation is that habituation...

.... Constructivism Development Epistemology Intelligence Interactivism Logical necessity Piaget Representation Structuralism Human Development 31: 274-312 (1988) © 1988 S. Karger AG, Basel 0 0 1 8 - 7 16X /88/0315-0274S2.75/0 Piaget on Variation and Selection Models: Structuralism, Logical Necessity...

...Gerald Gratch; Joseph A. Schatz The relationship between when Piaget made his infancy observations and how he organized them into three books is examined. We show that he shifted his observational focus away from imitation and towards observing the diversity, intelligence, and loose organization...

...Robert J. Sternberg A theory of mental self-government is presented that proposes a set of intellectual styles as a bridge between intelligence and personality. According to the theory, intellectual styles can be understood as governmental in (a) function (legislative, executive, judicial), (b...

...Kevin C.H. Parker The results of a variety of normative and comparative studies of the Wechsler intelligence tests were garnered from the literature. These studies are used to examine changes in intelligence test performance over time. The data indicate that there are changes both across ages...

..., quality or safety. The publisher and the editor(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Intelligence Middle age Sex differences Social background Hum. Dev. 25: 24...

.... Cognitive development Field dependence Intelligence Learning theory Piagetian tasks Task analysis Hum. Dev. 24: 145-155 (1981) Pascual-Leone s Theory of Constructive Operators An Introduction Michael Chapman National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, Md. Key Words. Cognitive development Field...

...Constance T. Fischer With the transformation of intelligence into IQ as a concrete reference point, this article indicates the general social impact of psychology practiced as a natural science. A metascience examiniation of the latter’s approach to man reveals the interrelations of its assumptions...

... operations tasks. The findings support the reality of Piaget’s stage structures but suggest that the speed with which tasks within a stage are mastered (horizontal décalagé) is a function of intelligence in the psychometric sense. 18 12 2009 © 1974 S. Karger AG, Basel 1974 Copyright / Drug...

... of plasticity in intellectual performance, suggesting that it is necessary to explore environmental variables related to cognitive proficiency. An operant framework is proposed for the analysis of environment-intelligence interactions in old age, and intellectual decrement is interpreted to reflect the lack...

... to in the content or advertisements. Intelligence Operant behavior Aging Behavior modification Reinforcement deficit Response speed Human Develop. 16: 233-242 (1973) Modification of Response Speed Deficits and Intellectual Performance in the Elderly W .J. H oyer, G isela V. L abouvie, and P .B...

... 2009 Human Develop. 15: 141-152 (1972) Limitations on the Generalizability of Growth Curves of Intelligence A Reanalysis of some Data from the Harvard Growth Study1 K .W . SCHAIE West Virginia University, Morgantown, W.Va. Abstract. Data from the Harvard Growth Study on 60 boys and 60 girls...

... to in the content or advertisements. Ability Compensatory education Educational practice History of education Intelligence Model of man Standardized testing Human Develop. 16: 21-32 (1973) Conceptions of Human Nature, Educational Practice, and Individual Development W. R. Looft Pennsylvania State...

...M. Lewis Data from a variety of infant intelligence test scores make clear that it is not possible to consider (1) that infant intelligence is a measurable, unitary construct, (2) that there is a general g factor easily discernible in infancy, (3) that there is stability of scores both within...

... (2) despite marked deficiencies in using and processing English, Intelligence a great number of deaf persons can communicate effectively in Achievement sign language; (3) similar linguistic abilities underlie effective use of sign language and spoken language, a conclusion supported by analyses...