Current Topics in Human Intelligence, Volume 4: Theories of Intelligence

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- List of Contributors - Foreword to the Series - Foreword to Volume 4 1. "Intelligence, Attention, and Learning: Maximal and Typical Performance", Phillip L. Ackerman 2. "Intelligence, Personality, and Society: Constructivist versus Essentialist Possibilities", Chris Brand, Vincent Egan, and Ian Deary 3. "Cognitive Abilities: Constructing a Theory from Data", John B. Carroll 4. "The Bio-Ecological Theory of Intelligence: A Developmental—Contextual Perspective", Stephen J. Ceci and Maggie Bruck 5. "Theoretical Possibilities: The Relation of Human Intelligence to Basic Cognitive Abilities", Douglas K. Detterman 6. "A Biological Theory of Intelligence", H. J. Eysenck 7. "A System for Understanding Cognitive Capabilities: A Theory and the Evidence on Which it is Based", John Horn and Jennie Noll 8. "Intelligence from the Standpoint of a (Pragmatic) Behaviorist", Lloyd G. Humphreys 9. "Theoretical Models for the Study of Intelligence", Earl Hunt 10. "Phlogiston, Animal Magnetism, and Intelligence", Arthur R. Jensen 11. "Multiple Intelligences in Multiple Contexts", Mara Krechevsky and Howard Gardner 11. "CAM: A Theoretical Framework for Cognitive Abilities Measurement", Patrick C. Kyllonen 12. "Human Intelligence: Its Nature, Use, and Interaction with Context", Robert J. Sternberg - Author Index - Subject Index