Terman et al. (1915, p. 561) find that environment matters less for intelligence as children age.pic.twitter.com/D4PejVz0S9
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Article abstract: http://psycnet.apa.org/journals/edu/6/9/551/ …
Multiple discovery is the rule, not exception. But often the point doesn't stick the first time. (eg Flynn not first to discover IQ gains).
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Definitely. I just am flabbergasted by how modern some of these old articles sometimes sound.
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Try reading Burks. Way ahead of her time, and mostly forgotten. http://emilkirkegaard.dk/en/?p=6595
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I've read the PNAS article, not the chapters. They're on my (very long) reading list. Burks was Terman's student and coauthor.
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Much of what I teach (aside from GWAS results) in my human intelligence class starts with, "We've known for a long time that..."
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