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Theory-based explorations of associations between human brain structure and intelligence from childhood to early adulthood

2021-01-01

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Intelligence is often defined as the ability of an agent to learn, adapt to its environment, and solve novel challenges. However, despite over 100 years of theoretical development (e.g., general intelligence), widespread explanatory power (up to 50% of variance in cognitive scores), and the ability of intelligence measures to predict important life outcomes such as educational achievement and mortality, the exact...

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1c983c99-d88f-5aca-9276-7a2d7bd78165
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10.17863/cam.72290
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