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The overall tone is supportive but analytical, as discussions cite numerous scientific studies, such as Deary et al. (2010), to back claims about genetics and brain efficiency being key to intelligence, with language that emphasizes the importance ('robustly correlated') and ongoing debate ('nice hypothesis, but incorrect') about the biological basis of human differences.
Most discussions support the findings, citing studies like Deary et al. (2010) that highlight genetic and neural efficiency factors in intelligence.
Participants show moderate interest, referencing multiple scientific studies and engaging with detailed explanations of neural and genetic mechanisms.
Posts include references to research papers, critiques, and debates on the biological basis of intelligence, indicating active engagement.
The discussions seem to shape opinions about the scientific understanding of intelligence, though some debate about specifics suggests a moderate influence.
@Conjecturist @G0ADM That's a nice hypothesis, but incorrect. For instance, Deary et al. (2010), "The neuroscience of human intelligence differences" concluded that differences in neural efficiency (e.g., speed of information processing) are at least partly genetically determined, and correlate
@Orca_nada @po3a120 @ImplantandoM @brainletbr https://t.co/ICyrXpb7tc https://t.co/igqsWpmb9S https://t.co/kUDiPfl1qn
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The neuroscience of human intelligence differences https://t.co/PYBjJSdV1R
The neuroscience of human intelligence differences https://t.co/UDic8WtdrF
@DeReal_Francis @_wilywale @osiberu @smooth_crimin_l Deary et al. (2010) – Brain Volume & Cognitive Ability Deary, I. J., Penke, L., & Johnson, W. (2010). The neuroscience of human intelligence differences.** *Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 11*(3), 201–211. https://t.co/CKFxxNimgP "General intelligence (g) is robustly correlated
This video discusses recent discoveries in intelligence research, highlighting environmental impacts on IQ, genetic factors, and differences between crystallized and fluid intelligence. It emphasizes the importance of…
This video discusses recent discoveries in intelligence research, highlighting environmental impacts on IQ, genetic factors, and differences between crystallized and fluid intelligence. It explores how interventions can…
@Channel5iveNews Carroll, J. B. (1993) https://t.co/egAcw7oXx7 Jensen, A. R. (1998) https://t.co/jItsdFLjEz Deary, I. J., Penke, L., & Johnson, W. (2010) https://t.co/Eg9kqDlOwA McGrew, K. S. (2009) https://t.co/5lIsm95lgj Jung, R. E., & Haier, R. J. (2007) https://t.co/SO5tFYYPai
@Conjecturist @G0ADM That's a nice hypothesis, but incorrect. For instance, Deary et al. (2010), "The neuroscience of human intelligence differences" concluded that differences in neural efficiency (e.g., speed of information processing) are at least partly genetically determined, and correlate
@DeReal_Francis @_wilywale @osiberu @smooth_crimin_l Deary et al. (2010) – Brain Volume & Cognitive Ability Deary, I. J., Penke, L., & Johnson, W. (2010). The neuroscience of human intelligence differences.** *Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 11*(3), 201–211. https://t.co/CKFxxNimgP "General intelligence (g) is robustly correlated
@dcorell @_wrong_address_ @LarsAnders1620 @KirkegaardEmil @sorenpind Deary IJ, Penke L, Johnson W. The neuroscience of human intelligence differences. Nat Rev Neurosci. 2010 Mar;11(3):201-11. doi: 10.1038/nrn2793. Epub 2010 Feb 10. PMID: 20145623.
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@Orca_nada @po3a120 @ImplantandoM @brainletbr https://t.co/ICyrXpb7tc https://t.co/igqsWpmb9S https://t.co/kUDiPfl1qn
@jayanauhnana @matheus_ma94937 @o_mateusmaia @brainletbr eu tinha pelo menos centenas ou dezenas de estudos sobre isso que mostravam diferenças cranianas, de pré-cortex frontal, nuca e muito mais. https://t.co/igqsWpmb9S
@jayanauhnana @matheus_ma94937 @o_mateusmaia @brainletbr se a sua argumentação é falar que somos diferentes nos esportes por questões anatômicas, eu também poderia dizer que somos diferentes no intelecto por questões anatômicas. Mulheres, homens, asiáticos, amarelos, negros possuem cérebros diferentes. https://t.co/igqsWpmb9S https://t.co/BWjtKaBJ6R
The neuroscience of human intelligence differences https://t.co/PYBjJSdV1R
The neuroscience of human intelligence differences https://t.co/UDic8WtdrF
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... 10.1038/nrn2793. 目前科学家广泛认同大脑总容量（使用结构MRI测量）与智力仅为中度相关，相关系数r 约为0.30-0.40。 神经科学研究已经确定了几个智力 ...
引自doi：10.1038/nrn2793. 目前科学家广泛认同大脑总容量（使用结构MRI测量）与智力仅为中度相关，相关系数r 约为0.30-0.40[15,16]。 神经科学研究 ...
... 10.1038/nrn2793. The quote in original (at page 10) was: Despite its high heritability, it is, as yet, difficult to name even one genetic ...
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