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Temporal stability of lower order ability scores and intelligence profiles in high ability students

2020-06-29

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<p>Individuals’ general intelligence is highly stable over time and strong empirical evidence supports its validity for diagnostic purposes. Frequently, general intelligence is assessed as a composite of different specific cognitive abilities (e.g., verbal, numerical, figural ability). In previous research, these specific abilities only showed marginal stabilities, challenging their validity for diagnostic purpose...

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88fde04e-ea61-55a3-a353-43e20b20d430
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10.31234/osf.io/72daz
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