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ArticleWill We Be Smart Enough?: A Cognitive Analysis of the Coming Workforce

Earl B. Hunt1995

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Will We Be Smart Enough?: A Cognitive Analysis of the Coming Workforce

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Cognitive Abilities and Testing Higher Education and Employability Generational Differences and Trends

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Published1995-07-20

VenueProject Muse (Johns Hopkins University)

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Citations139

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