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Mental-speed theories of intelligence (Spearman, The abilities of man, 1927; Lemmon, Archives of Psychology, 15, 5-38, 1927-28; Jensen, Journal of Social and Biological Structures, 3, 103-122, 1980; Jensen, Speed of information processing and intelligence, 1987) are challenged by the finding that, in some methods, bright subjects do not appear to process information at an increased speed. The present...
Although the Hendricksons hae proposed that the string length measure of human auditory evoked potential complexity is positively related to psychometric intelligence, this relationship is variable and may even in some circumstances be revered. Previous studies relating string length to IQ are reviewed and it is proposed that inconsistencies between these reports reflect procedural differences in...
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