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A social-cognitive approach to motivation and personality
Psychological Review 95 (2):256-273 (1988)
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Examines the history and inherent flaws of the tests science has used to measure intelligence. |
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Importance.--Expression.--Understanding.--Perspective.--Forms of process.--Civilized universe.--Nature lifeless.--Nature alive.--The aim of philosophy. |
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Proposes a theory of evolution that accounts for the development of human intellect from animal mentality. |
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