Myths, Countermyths, and Truths About Intelligence

Robert J. Sternberg

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Cognitive Abilities and Testing Psychometric Methodologies and Testing Education, Achievement, and Giftedness

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Ten myths and countermyths about intelligence are considered, as well as what is currently our best account of the truth. We need to be circumspect in our claims for tests of intelligence and for what intelligence can tell us about people in general.

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