Intelligence: Its Structure, Growth and Action

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Copyright page
Page iv

Foreword
Pages v-vii
John E. Horrocks

Preface
Page ix

Tables and Figures
Pages xvii-xxii

Chapter One The Scientific Goals of Ability Research
Pages 1-9

Chapter Two Principles and Methods in Investigating General Intelligence
Pages 11-26

Chapter Three The Nature of Primary Abilities
Pages 27-59

Chapter Four Principles in Drawing the Map of Abilities
Pages 61-86

Chapter Five The Discovery of Fluid and Crystallized General Intelligence
Pages 87-120

Chapter Six Higher Stratum Ability Structure and the “Investment Theory” of Intelligence
Pages 121-152

Chapter Seven The Natural History of Ability: Distribution and Relation to Sex and Age
Pages 153-211

Chapter Eight The Physiological and Neurological Bases of Intelligence
Pages 213-253

Chapter Nine Ultra-Human Intelligence: Illumination from Evolution of Animals and Machines
Pages 255-303

Chapter Ten The Debate on Heredity and Environment: Abilities in Relation to Race and Culture
Pages 305-363

Chapter Eleven The Triadic Theory of Abilities Develop-Mentally Related to Structural Learning Theory
Pages 365-433

Chapter Twelve Personality-Ability Interactions and the Prediction of Achievement
Pages 435-498

Chapter Thirteen Genius and the Processes of Creative Thought
Pages 499-543

Chapter Fourteen Intelligence and Society
Pages 545-624

Glossary
Pages 625-634

References
Pages 635-670

Author Index
Pages 671-679

Subject Subject
Pages 681-694