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Abilities and Learning: Physical Abilities
2012Benjamin K. Barton, Thomas A. Ulrich
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Human Ability: A Continuation of "The Abilities of Man"
The American Journal of Psychology, 1950B. B. S., C. Spearman, Ll. Wynn Jones
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Concept of general and specific combining ability in relation to diallel crossing systems
, 1956B. Griffing
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Emergence and characterization of sex differences in spatial ability: a meta-analysis.
Child Development, 1985M. Linn, A. Petersen
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1997
The importance of the hippocampus and its anatomical connections, including the medial septum, thalamic nuclei, and neocortical regions in many spatial tasks including the Morris water maze, has been emphasized. Studies in mutant mice with cerebellar atrophy and in rats with electrolytic lesions of the cerebellum have indicated that the cerebellum has ...
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The importance of the hippocampus and its anatomical connections, including the medial septum, thalamic nuclei, and neocortical regions in many spatial tasks including the Morris water maze, has been emphasized. Studies in mutant mice with cerebellar atrophy and in rats with electrolytic lesions of the cerebellum have indicated that the cerebellum has ...
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Ability versus effective ability.
Psychological Review, 1928P. A. Witty, H. C. Lehman
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1985
In the past it was assumed that some strata of society were superior to others because they inherited intelligence or artistic abilities along with their physical appearance, from their parents. This belief in ‘genetic endowment’ has been challenged during the last one hundred years and the ‘nature v. nurture’ debate continues.
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In the past it was assumed that some strata of society were superior to others because they inherited intelligence or artistic abilities along with their physical appearance, from their parents. This belief in ‘genetic endowment’ has been challenged during the last one hundred years and the ‘nature v. nurture’ debate continues.
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2004
Musical ability is the ability to 'make sense' of music, and develops in most people over the first decade of life through normal enculturation. Whether this ability is developed to a high level usually depends on the decision to start learning a musical instrument, which forces high levels of focused cognitive engagement (practice) with musical ...
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Musical ability is the ability to 'make sense' of music, and develops in most people over the first decade of life through normal enculturation. Whether this ability is developed to a high level usually depends on the decision to start learning a musical instrument, which forces high levels of focused cognitive engagement (practice) with musical ...
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On the ability to inhibit thought and action
, 1984Gordon D. Logan, W. Cowan
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