Article
The anatomy of intelligence.
Genetic, social, and general psychology monographs - 1 May 1996
Shobris J G
Abstract excerpt
In this article, traditional concepts of intelligence are challenged. It is proposed that IQ tests, which largely measure the functioning of the postrolandic cerebrum, are not a good measure of intelligence, which reflects the functioning of the prerolandic cerebrum, especially the prefrontal cortex. Intelligence is defined as an active, transformational process in which sensory data are synthesized into the...
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