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Neural alignment of knowledge structures relates to human intelligence

2026-04-13

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Human general intelligence reflects stable performance correlations across diverse cognitive tasks and predicts major life outcomes. However, the relevant neural information processing mechanisms remain unclear. Structure mapping — the alignment of novel problems onto the relational structure of prior knowledge — has been proposed as a core principle in human reasoning. Combining time-resolved neural geometry anal...

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10.64898/2026.04.13.718008
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