Human Intelligence Redescribed

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<p>The standard description of human intelligence, heavily influenced by the concept of general intelligence ability, depicts intelligence as being primarily a brain-based and biological activity, in which increasing levels of intelligence are associated to increasing effectiveness within the human neural system. Nonetheless, there are several known scenarios that do not fit into this standard description, the mos...

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• Environment
• Individuality
• Intelligence
• Phenotype
• Socioeconomic Factors

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9788eede-cc5c-5383-a1c6-e11db6f49096

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/483bd_v1