Conceptualizations of Intelligence and Their Implications for Education.

Richard W. Woodcock · 1995

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Summary

It is concluded that intelligence batteries of the future will be more informative and probably more complex.

Type: article
Published: 1995-04-18
Cited by: 1
References: 5
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Keywords

Psychology, Epistemology, Philosophy

References

Theoretical Foundations of the Wj-R Measures of Cognitive AbilityRichard W. Woodcock — 1990
Theory of fluid and crystallized intelligence: A critical experiment.Raymond B. Cattell — 1963
Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple IntelligencesMarc H. Bornstein, Howard Gardner — 1986
Thinking about Human AbilitiesJ. D. Horn — 1988

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