On intelligence-- more or less : a bio-ecological treatise on intellectual development

Environmental Psychology

Environmental psychology

Hérédité et milieu

Humans Intelligence

Intellect

Intelligence

Intelligence levels

Intelligentieontwikkeling

Nature and nurture

Niveau intellectuel

Psychologie de l'environnement

environmental psychology

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On intelligence-- more or less.

Ceci, Stephen J.

20056090

Preface, 1996; Preface to the Original Edition; Acknowledgments; PART ONE SOCIAL CONTEXT AND INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT; CHAPTER 1 Why a Treatise on Intelligence?; Five Easy Facts; Old Wine in New Bottles?; Traditional Psychological Theories of Intelligence; About the Rest of This Book; CHAPTER 2 Toward an Inductive Theory of Intellectual Complexity; Toward a Developmental Framework; Terminological Considerations; Elaborated Knowledge Structures versus Cognitive Processes; Knowledge versus Intelligence; CHAPTER 3 Mismatches Between Intelligent Performance and IQ; Cultural Anthropology Grocery ShoppingDairy Workers;!Kung San Hunters; Experimental Psychology; Cupcake Baking; Capturing Butterflies; City Manager; A Day at the Races; CHAPTER 4 A Social-Organizational Analysis of Intellectual Development; Social Class and IQ; Motivational Values Inculcated Through Parenting; SAT Scores and Academic Achievement; Income and SATs: One Interpretation; Income and SATs: An Alternate Interpretation; The Terman Study of Genius; The Validity of IQ; Convergence from Recent Life Course Analyses; Thirtysomething: To Be Born Rich or Smart; CHAPTER 5 The Impact of Schooling on Intelligence Correlation Between IQ and Years in SchoolInfluence of Summer Vacation on IQ; Continuous Impact of Schooling on IQ; Impact of Delayed Schooling on IQ; School Achievement versus Aptitude; Influence of Early Termination of Schooling on IQ; Influence of Northern Schooling on Black IQ; Influence of Early School Entry on Cognitive Development; Influence of Intergenerational Changes in Schooling; Quality of Schooling; Schooling and Information Processing; Perceptual Abilities; Concept Formation; Memory; Other Cognitive Skills; Taking Stock; PART TWO THE BIOECOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK CHAPTER 6 The Role of Context in Shaping Multiple IntelligencesContextualism and Intelligence; Cognitive Molecules Out of Context; Culture's Role; A Bioecological Theoretical Framework; Introducing the Bioecological View; Multiple Cognitive Potentials; Pitting g Against a Multiple Potential Perspective; Central Processing Capacity; The Problem with Factors; Contexts of Crystallization; Motives as Crystallizing Agents; Environmental Challenges; Knowledge versus Intelligence; Some Illustrative Anecdotes; Knowledge and Process in Symbiosis; CHAPTER 7 A Model of Cognitive Complexity Evaluating the Bioecological Framework vis-a-vis Classic Forms of Evidence: The Case of HeritabilityGenetics; Methods of Estimating h2; The Stability, Nature, and Meaning of h2; The Assumption of Additivity; Differences Between Correlations and Means; Confounding Genetic and Ecological Sources of Shared Variance; CHAPTER 8 The Fallacy: Biology =IQ =Intelligence =Singularity of Mind =Real-World Success; Cross-Task Commonality; The Role of Task Complexity; g and Job Success; Positive Manifold; Same-Different Judgments; The Role of Practice; Age of Aquisition and Memory