Intelligence a Multidisciplinary Journal 2003: Vol 31 Index

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ELSEVIER Intelligence 31 (2003) 611-613
Index
Volume 31, 2003
Author/Title
A
Burton, L.J., Fogarty, GJ. “The factor
Abad, F.J., Colom, R., Juan-Espinosa, M., structure of visual imagery and spatial
Garcia, L.F. “Intelligence different- abilities”, Volume 31(3): 289-318
iation in adult samples”, Volume 31(2):
C
157-166
Cowan, R., O’Connor, N., Samella, K.
B “The skills and methods of calendrical
Bates, T.C., Shieles, A. “Crystallized savants”, Volume 31(1): 51—65
intelligence as a product of speed and Coyle, T.R. “IQ, the worst performance
drive for experience: the relationship of rule, and Spearman’s law: a reanalysis
inspection time and openness to g and and extension”, Volume 31(5): 473—489
Ge”, Volume 31(3): 275-287 Coyle, T.R. “A review of the worst per-
formance rule: Evidence, theory, and
Bishop, E.G., Cherny, S.S., Corley, R.,
Plomin, R., DeFries, J.C., Hewitt, J.K. alternative hypotheses”, Volume 31(6):
567-587
“Development genetic analysis of
Coyle, T.R. “Corrigendum to “IQ, the
general cognitive ability from | to 12
worst performance rule, and Spearman’s
years in a sample of adoptees, biologi-
law: a reanalysis and extension” [Intel-
cal siblings, and twins”, Volume 31(1):
31-49 ligence 31 (2003) 473—489]”, Volume
Brody, N. “Construct validation of the 31(6): 609-609
Sternberg Triarchic Abilities Test Com-
D
ment and reanalysis”, Volume 31(4):
319-329 Deary, I.J., Whalley, L.J., St. Clair, D.,
Brody, N. “What Sternberg should have Breen, G., Leaper, S., Lemmon, H.,
concluded”, Volume 31(4): 339-342 Hayward, C., Starr, J.M. “The influence
Burns, N.R., Nettelbeck, T. “Inspection of the e4 allele of the apolipoprotein E
time in the structure of cognitive abilities gene on childhood IQ, non-verbal
Where does IT fit?”, Volume 31(3): reasoning in old age, and lifetime
237-255 cognitive change”, Volume 31(1): 85—92
612 Index / Intelligence 3] (2003) 611-613
Deary, 1.J., Thorpe, G., Wilson, V., Starr, between sources of within- and _ bet-
J.M., Whalley, L.J. “Population sex ween-group differences and measure-
differences in IQ at age 11: the Scottish ment invariance in the common factor
mental survey 1932”, Volume 31(6): model”, Volume 31(6): 543-566
533-542 Luciano, M., Wright, M.J., Geffen, G.M..,
Der, G., Deary, 1.J. “IQ, reaction time and Geffen, L.B., Smith, G.A., Evans, D.M..,
the differentiation hypothesis”, Volume Martin, N.G. “A genetic two-factor
31(5): 491—503 model of the covariation among a subset
of Multidimensional Aptitude Battery
G
and Wechsler Adult Intelligence
Gignac, G., Vernon, P.A. “Digit Symbol Scale—Revised subtests’’, Volume
Rotation A more g-loaded version of the 31(6): 589—605
traditional Digit Symbol subtest”’, Luo, D., Thompson, L.A., Detterman, D.K.
Volume 31(1): 1-8 “The causal factor underlying the
Gottfredson, L.S. “Dissecting practical in- correlation between psychometric g and
telligence theory Its claims and evi- scholastic performance”, Volume 31(1):
dence”, Volume 31(4): 343-397 67-83
Gottfredson, L.S. “On Sternberg’s Reply to
Gottfredson”, Volume 31(4): 415—424 M
H Mackintosh, N.J., Bennett, E.S. “‘The
fractionation of working memory maps
Haier, R.J.. White, N.S... Alkire, M.T.
onto different components of intel-
“Individual differences in general intel-
ligence”, Volume 31(6): 519-531
ligence correlate with brain function
Must, O., Must, A., Raudik, V. “The
during nonreasoning tasks”, Volume
secular rise in IQs: In Estonia, the Flynn
31(5): 429-441
effect is not a Jensen effect”, Volume
Helms-Lorenz, M., Van de Vijver, F.J.R..,
31(5): 461-471
Poortinga, Y.H. “Cross-cultural differ-
ences in cognitive performance and
O
Spearman’s hypothesis g or c?”’, Volume
31(1): 9-29 Oberauer, K. Sii®B, H.-M., Wilhelm, O.,
Wittman, W.W. “The multiple faces of
J
working memory. Storage, processing,
Jensen, A.R. “Regularities in Spearman’s supervision, and coordination”, Volume
Law of Diminishing Returns”, Volume
31(2): 167-193
31(2): 95—105
Jensen, A.R. “Do age-group differences on R
mental tests imitate racial differences?”’,
Volume 31(2): 107-121 Rushton, J.P.. Skuy, M., Fridjhon, P.
“Performance on Raven’s Advanced
L Progressive Matrices by African, East
Lubke, G.H., Dolan, C.V., Kelderman, H.., Indian, and White engineering students in
Mellenbergh, G.J. “On the relationship South Africa”, Volume 31(2): 123-137
Index / Intelligence 3] (2003) 611-613
Rushton, J.P., Rushton, E.W. “Brain size. Stauder, J.E.A., van der Molen, M.W.,
IQ, and racial-group differences Molenaar, P.C.M. “Age, intelligence,
Evidence from musculoskeletal traits”’, and event-related brain potentials during
Volume 31(2): 139-155 late childhood A longitudinal study”,
Ruthsatz, J., Detterman, D.K. ‘‘An Volume 31(3): 257-274
extraordinary memory: The case study Sternberg, R.J. “Issues in the theory and
of a musical prodigy”, Volume 31(6): measurement of successful intelligence A
509-518 reply to Brody”, Volume 31(4): 331—337
Sternberg, R.J. “Our research program
S validating the triarchic theory of
successful intelligence: reply to
Schweizer, K., Koch, W. ‘Perceptual
Gottfredson”, Volume 31(4): 399-413
processes and cognitive ability’’,
Volume 31(3): 211-236 T
Spinath, F.M., Ronald, A., Harlaar, N.,
Price, T.S., Plomin, R. “Phenotypic g Te Nijenhuis, J., Van der Flier, H.
early in life. On the etiology of general “Immigrant—majority group differences
cognitive ability in a large population in cognitive performance: Jensen effects,
sample of twin children aged 2-4 cultural effects, or both?”’, Volume 31(5):
years”, Volume 31(2): 195-210 443-459