Intelligence articles from December 1999

Intelligence archives from December 1999

Emotional Intelligence Meets Traditional Standards for an Intelligence.
December 1, 1999... Emotions are internal events that coordinate many psychological subsystems including physiological responses, cognitions, and conscious awareness. Emotions typically arise in response to a person's changing relationships. When a person's...

Brain Mechanisms and Intelligence. Psychometric g and Executive Function.
December 1, 1999... People who are proficient at solving a given problem tend to be proficient at solving others; those less capable of solving that problem tend to be less capable of solving others. The psychometric representation of this phenomenon is the...

Generation Speed in Raven's Progressive Matrices Test.
December 1, 1999... The Advanced Progressive Matrices (APM) test has been widely used in psychological research. Since it correlates well with many other psychometric tests (Marshalek, Lohman, & Snow, 1983), it is often taken as a measure of g, and compared with...

Interindividual Differences in Alpha and Theta Power Reflect Memory Performance.
December 1, 1999... INTRODUCTION Alpha power depends on the voltage of the EEG signal and in a physiological sense reflects the number of neurons that oscillate synchronously within the alpha frequency range. Because a variety of studies have documented that...