The debate over nature versus nurture in relation to intelligence is not as clearly drawn as it
was ten years ago, when geneticists claimed that intelligence is innate, while …

On both personal and collective levels, human beings are active and creative participants in
their own intellectual development. In the course of our everyday lives, we actively solve …

The causes of variation in human potential—for attributes like intelligence, and educational
and occupational achievement—are always in ter est ing. The expression “fulfilling our …

Nature as well as nurture contributes to the development of individual differences in
intelligence. Genetic research on intelligence has moved beyond this rudimentary nature …

Nearly a century ago, Francis Galton (1883) coined the alliterative phrase, nature-nurture, a
phrase that has come to evoke a strong association with the word “controversy,” especially …

Written by James R. Flynn of the" Flynn effect"(the sustained and substantial increase in
intelligence test scores across the world over many decades), Intelligence and Human …

As it is with other forms of intelligence, a discussion about CQ is incomplete without due
considerations on the nature versus nurture issue. While it is not our intention to examine …

Intelligence is part of culture. It developed culture's material underpinnings and rationalizes
cultural norms. Although it was once thought to be a unitary capacity that served equally well …

This book is a compilation of classic papers on the nature–nurture dispute. It contains
articles that have made substantial contributions, yet are understandable to students with …

What do we mean when we describe a person as intelligent? The concept of intelligence
wields a powerful influence on research dealing with the brain and on how individuals …