
Dive into the genetic blueprint of human intelligence with Richard Haier's groundbreaking work that challenges "brain-training" myths and introduces controversial "neuro-poverty" concepts. Endorsed by Jordan Peterson and featured on NPR, this Cambridge-published gem reveals why intelligence shapes everything about us.
著者の声を通じて本を感じる
知識を魅力的で例が豊富な洞察に変換
キーアイデアを瞬時にキャプチャして素早く学習
楽しく魅力的な方法で本を楽しむ
What makes Daniel Tammet extraordinary? Despite having autism, he memorized 22,514 digits of pi and learned Icelandic in just two weeks. This paradox-exceptional abilities alongside cognitive limitations-reveals something profound about human intelligence. Our mental capabilities aren't just abstract concepts; they're rooted in biological reality. Intelligence isn't simply knowledge or specific skills-it's a general mental capability involving reasoning, problem-solving, and quick learning. Decades of research show that mental abilities follow a hierarchical pattern. When people take various cognitive tests, their performances correlate positively-those who excel at one mental test tend to perform well on others. This relationship forms a three-level pyramid with specific abilities at the bottom, broader factors like reasoning and spatial ability in the middle, and at the apex, the general factor of intelligence, or g-factor. This g-factor explains why someone good at one mental task is likely (though not guaranteed) to perform well on others. Factor analysis reveals that reasoning tests have the strongest relationship to g (.96), followed by spatial ability, vocabulary, and memory. Think about it: have you ever noticed how people who grasp complex ideas quickly often seem adept across multiple domains? Alternative models offer complementary perspectives, like crystallized intelligence (knowledge acquisition) versus fluid intelligence (novel problem-solving). Fluid intelligence correlates highly with g and slowly declines with age, while crystallized intelligence remains relatively stable throughout life. Unlike savants with remarkable but isolated abilities, most people possess varying degrees of both g and independent abilities-reflecting real differences in how our brains process information.
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