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1. Intelligence as Potentiality and Actuality Phillip L. Ackerman; 2. Hereditary Ability: g is driven by Experience Producing Drives Thomas J. Bouchard, Jr.; 3. Culture, Sex and Intelligence: Descriptive and Proscriptive Issues Stephen J. Ceci, Donna K. Ginther, and Wendy M. Williams; Andrew R. A. Conway, Kristof Kovacs; 5. Intelligence in Edinburgh, Scotland: Bringing Intelligence to Life Ian J. Deary, Stuart J. Ritchie; 6. Intelligence as Domain-Specific Superior Reproducible Performance: The Role of Acquired Domain-Specific Mechanisms in Expert Performance K. Anders Ericsson; 7. Intelligence, Society, and Human Autonomy James R. Flynn; 8. The Theory of Multiple Intelligences: Psychological and Educational Perspectives Howard Gardner, Mindy,Kornhaber, and Jie-Qi Chen; 9. g theory: How Recurring Variation in Human Intelligence and the Complexity of Everyday Tasks Create Social Structure and the Democratic Dilemma Linda S. Gottfredson; 10. Puzzled Intelligence: Looking for Missing Pieces Elena L. Grigorenko; 11. A View from the Brain Richard J. Haier ;12. Is Critical Thinking a Better Model of Intelligence? Diane F. Halpern, Heather A. Butler; 13. Many Pathways, One Destination: IQ Tests, Intelligent Testing, and the Continual Push for More Equitable Assessments Alan S. Kaufman; 14. My Quest to Understand Human Intelligence Scott Barry Kaufman; 15. Mapping the Outer Envelope of Intelligence: A Multidimensional View from the Top David Lubinski; 16. The Intelligence of Nations Richard Lynn; 17. Intelligences about Things and Intelligences about People John D. Mayer; 18. Mechanisms of Working Memory Capacity and Fluid Intelligence and their Common Dependence on Executive Attention Zach Shipstead, Randall W. Engle; 19. Successful Intelligence in Theory, Research, and Practice Robert J. Sternberg; Index.