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Genetics of High Cognitive Abilities

Behavior Genetics, 2009
Plomin, Robert, Haworth, Claire M A
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Ability Grouping in the High School

The Mathematics Teacher, 1932
It is a matter of common observation by the classroom teacher that accompanying the rapid expansion of the high school during the past decade or two, the character of the high school population has been undergoing remarkable changes. Perhaps the most outstanding feature of this change is the extension in the range of abilities, measured by any standard.
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Genetics and high cognitive ability.

Ciba Foundation symposium, 1994
More is known about the genetics of general cognitive ability (g) than any other trait in psychology. Recent findings on the genetics of g include the following three examples: (1) heritability increases throughout the lifespan; (2) heritabilities of performance in cognitive tests are strongly correlated with the tests' loadings on a g factor; and (3 ...
R, Plomin, L A, Thompson
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HIGH ABILITY AND HIGH ACHIEVEMENT

British Journal of Statistical Psychology, 1961
A. L. Harrison, J. F. Somerville
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High ability education in Denmark

2007
Chapter in peer refereed book on gifted education. The chapter offers a state of the art review on gifted education literature, and reports the results from a Danish study on giftedness revealing that 42 % had more problems and far more problems than typically reported by children and adolescents of their ...
Nissen, Poul   +2 more
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The psychology of high abilities

Applied Cognitive Psychology, 2001
James C. Kaufman, Robert J. Sternberg
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Regional innovation ability and its inequality: Measurements and dynamic decomposition

Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 2022
Aiting Xu
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Ethical sensitivity and high ability

2011
Combining ethics and excellence in education of gifted students.
Tirri, K., Schutte, Ingrid
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