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Intelligence (Latest Articles)
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30 Mar 2009 
rec_pub_19363918-inside-outliers.htm
Neurobiology of wisdom: a literature overview.
30 Mar 2009 
CONTEXT: Wisdom is a unique psychological trait noted since antiquity, long discussed in humanities disciplines, recently operationalized by psychology and sociology researchers, but largely unexamined in psychiatry or biology. OBJECTIVE: To discuss ...
rec_pub_19349305-neurobiology-wisdom-literature-overview.htm
Outcomes for 236 patients from a 2-year early intervention in psychosis service.
29 Mar 2009 OBJECTIVE: To examine: i) changes in key outcome measures over time in treatment in a representative first-episode psychosis treatment cohort and ii) baseline predictors of service disengagement. METHOD: Baseline characteristics of 236 patients were ...
rec_pub_19392808-outcomes-236-patients-2-year-early-intervention-psychosis-service.htm
Neuropsychological profile of children with subcortical band heterotopia.
29 Mar 2009 AIM: Subcortical band heterotopia (SBH) or 'double cortex' is a malformation of cortical development resulting from impaired neuronal migration. So far, research has focused on the neurological, neuroimaging, and genetic correlates of SBH. More ...
rec_pub_19416314-neuropsychological-profile-children-subcortical-band-heterotopia.htm
Interpreting concept learning in cognitive informatics and granular computing.
29 Mar 2009 Cognitive informatics and granular computing are two emerging fields of study concerning information and knowledge processing. A central notion to this processing is information and knowledge granularity. Concepts, as the basic units of thought ...
rec_pub_19342352-interpreting-concept-learning-cognitive-informatics-granular-computing.htm
Intelligence in the brain: a theory of how it works and how to build it.
27 Mar 2009 This paper presents a theory of how general-purpose learning-based intelligence is achieved in the mammal brain, and how we can replicate it. It reviews four generations of ever more powerful general-purpose learning designs in Adaptive, Approximate ...
rec_pub_19386468-intelligence-brain-theory-works-build-it.htm
Wealth, intelligence, politics and global fertility differentials.
25 Mar 2009 Demographic trends in today's world are dominated by large fertility differentials between nations, with 'less developed' nations having higher fertility than the more advanced nations. The present study investigates whether these fertility ...
rec_pub_19323856-wealth-intelligence-politics-global-fertility-differentials.htm
Tool use and physical cognition in birds and mammals.
24 Mar 2009 In the wild, chimpanzees are the most prolific and proficient tool users, yet their understanding of tools in the laboratory is surprisingly poor. Although this apparent lack of understanding might be interpreted as a reflection of a general failure ...
rec_pub_19328675-tool-use-physical-cognition-birds-mammals.htm
23 Mar 2009 By combining two unique Taiwanese datasets, this paper investigates how birth weight affects grades at age 15 years. To tackle the endogeneity problem caused by omitted variables, we first compare birth weight and grade variation within twins. We ...
rec_pub_19321247-do-lower-birth-weight-babies-lower-grades-twin-fixed-effect.htm
Factors that promote or hinder young disabled people in work participation: a systematic review.
22 Mar 2009 INTRODUCTION: The aim of this systematic review was to study factors which promote or hinder young disabled people entering the labor market. METHODS: We systematically searched PubMed (by means of MESH and text words), EMBASE, PsycINFO, Web of ...
rec_pub_19308709-factors-promote-hinder-young-disabled-people-work-participation.htm
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