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The task is probably influenced by the kinds of verbal intellectual skills at which Art students do well because of their particular interests and training . In other words reasoning ability as we define and measure it has what we call ...
The task is probably influenced by the kinds of verbal intellectual skills at which Art students do well because of their particular interests and training . In other words reasoning ability as we define and measure it has what we call ...
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The experimenter ( E ) introduced each session as an evaluation of the verbal intelligence of the two groups . A large diagram on a blackboard depicted the various skills in general intelligence . E explained that general intelligence ...
The experimenter ( E ) introduced each session as an evaluation of the verbal intelligence of the two groups . A large diagram on a blackboard depicted the various skills in general intelligence . E explained that general intelligence ...
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The other Ss ( stable conditions : SS ) were informed that Art and Sci Ss were definitely superior and inferior respectively when compared to each other in verbal intelligence . Sci Ss believed that they were definitely superior in ...
The other Ss ( stable conditions : SS ) were informed that Art and Sci Ss were definitely superior and inferior respectively when compared to each other in verbal intelligence . Sci Ss believed that they were definitely superior in ...
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