In order to evaluate recent claims that individual differences in strategy use (ie, using either
constructive matching or response elimination to solve a gf problem) can explain away, or at …

This study investigated whether the strength of the link between working memory capacity
and fluid intelligence differs as people use different strategies to solve fluid intelligence …

The question of what cognitive processes contribute to fluid intelligence (Gf)—the ability to
solve novel problems—continues to be central in intelligence research. Here, we considered …

Empirical evidence suggests a great positive association between measures of fluid
intelligence and working memory capacity, which implied to some researchers that fluid …

A key motivation for understanding capacity in working memory (WM) is its relationship with
fluid intelligence. Recent evidence has suggested a two-factor model that distinguishes …

Working memory capacity and fluid intelligence have been demonstrated to be strongly
correlated traits. Typically, high working memory capacity is believed to facilitate reasoning …

Fluid reasoning shares a large part of its variance with working memory capacity (WMC).
The literature on working memory (WM) suggests that the capacity of the focus of attention …

The relationship between fluid intelligence and working memory is of fundamental
importance to understanding how capacity-limited structures such as working memory …

It is well established that measures of reasoning ability and of working memory capacity
(WMC) correlate positively. However, the question of what explains this relationship remains …

Working memory capacity consistently correlates with fluid intelligence. It has been
suggested that this relationship is partly attributable to strategy use: Participants with high …