Genetic Covariance Among Measures of Information Processing Speed, Working Memory, and IQ

Overview of attention for article published in Behavior Genetics, November 2001

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@aterfoddbitch Intelligence isn't a measure of one's humanity, but expecting too much of certain groups for certain things is doing a great disservice to humanity. https://t.co/FbE8S0F3ra https://t.co/zeDQ6nh3cm https://t.co/5lKOgSqxtV

RT @jordanbpeterson: Explanation? Individuals with high IQs learn faster (learning speed is what IQ predicts best) https://t.co/Kb1upV7RXG…

RT @jordanbpeterson: Explanation? Individuals with high IQs learn faster (learning speed is what IQ predicts best) https://t.co/Kb1upV7RXG…

RT @jordanbpeterson: Explanation? Individuals with high IQs learn faster (learning speed is what IQ predicts best) https://t.co/Kb1upV7RXG…

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