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Understanding greater male variability in general intelligence: The role of hemispheric independence and lateralization

2018-11-23

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<p>Deary et al. (2003) present data, further analysed by Johnson et al. (2008), showing a sex difference in general intelligence across a whole population: males were more variable than females and were over-represented at the lower and upper ends of the distribution. We propose a single-factor explanation based on hemisphericity, the degree of hemispheric independence and lateralization of function. We demonstrat...

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10.31234/osf.io/gpfm3
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