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ArticleA secular decline in the strength of Spearman’s g in Japan

Richard Lynn1994

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A secular decline in the strength of Spearman’s g in Japan

Richard Lynn · Colin Cooper

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Multisensory perception and integration Visual perception and processing mechanisms Cognitive Abilities and Testing

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Year1994

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Published1994-03-01

VenueCurrent Psychology

ISSN-L1046-1310

Languageen

Citations125

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ShelfMultisensory perception and integration

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