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Intelligence

The ability to learn and to deal with new situations and to deal effectively with tasks involving abstractions.
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2005
2005
Project Description Understanding Unsteady Bioflows through Simulation , Modeling , Visualization , Art , and Psychology
The purpose of computing is insight, not numbers – Hamming We propose to develop and evaluate computational modeling, simulation… 
1965
1965
THE EVOLUTION OF HUMAN INTELLIGENCE. SOME REASONS WHY IT SHOULD BE A CONTINUING PROCESS.
1964
1964
INTELLIGENCE, MOTOR DISABILITIES, AND REACTION TIME IN THE MENTALLY RETARDED.
1962
1962
Intelligence, Divergence and Potential Originality
RECENTLY, many attempts have been made to isolate the intellectual and personal qualities which enable people to do original work… 
1959
1959
Office evaluation of intelligence of children.
For office diagnosis of intelligence, one's clinical judgment, based on the developmental history, medical history, observation… 
1955
1955
Prediction of intelligence from certain Rorschach factors.
1955
1955
Infantile spastic hemiplegia. III. Intelligence.
1954
1954
Social-status and intelligence; an experimental study of certain cultural determinants of measured intelligence.
Review
1951
Review
1951
Intelligence and family size of college students.
IN an article published in I948 (EUGENICS REVIEW, 40, PP. 77-84, July I948), Dr. H. Himmelweit reported a negative correlation of… 
1947
1947
INTELLIGENCE AS A SOCIAL PROBLEM
with those arising from tuberculosis invasion. Soon the organic chemist got busy and a number of branched, longchain fatty acids…