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Ivailo Partchev2011

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Can fast and slow intelligence be differentiated?

Ivailo Partchev · Paul A. L. de Boeck

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1993Human Cognitive Abilities 1950Theory of Mental Tests 1973Primary Mental Abilities 2003Neural mechanisms of general fluid intelligence 1978Intelligence, Information Processing, and Analogical Reasoning: The Componential Analysis of Human Abilities 1982Psychological Testing 1928Interpretation of Educational Measurements 1939PRIMARY MENTAL ABILITIES

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Published2011-12-10

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ISSN-L0160-2896

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