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A gender bender |
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Dr Steve Blinkhorn's critique on Paul Irwing and Richard Lynn's paper on sex and IQ. |
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Nature, Vol 438, 3rd November 2005 |
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Exponent of exponential |
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Steve Blinkhorn's review of 'The man who shocked the world: the life and legacy of Stanley Milgram' by Thomas Blass. |
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Nature, Vol 429, 13 May,2004 |
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Neuroscience: Of Mice and Mentality |
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described by the editors at Nature as a 'Fizzy but properly cautious appraisal of the possible existence of a mouse version of IQ all done in under a page of text' (in Nature,426,2003). |
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Nature, Vol 424, 28 August,2003 |
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Yes, but what's it for? |
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The current state of language can make it difficult to discuss evolution in an accurate way. |
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Nature, Vol 412, 23rd Aug 2001 |
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Funny, I thought this was science |
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Dr Steve Blinkhorn's review of 'Laughter: A scientific investigation' by Robert R. Provine |
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Nature, Vol 408, 2nd November 2000 |
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The counting-house called to account |
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Dr Steve Blinkhorn's review of 'How to Build a Mind' by Igor Aleksander |
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Nature, Vol 407, 5th October 2000 |
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Is meta better? |
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Dr Steve Blinkhorn's review of 'How Science Takes Stock: The story of meta-analysis' by Morton Hunt |
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Nature, Vol 392, 16th April 1998 |
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Symmetry as destiny - taking a balanced view of IQ |
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Genetic vulnerability during development may be responsible for environmental effects on intelligence. Taken with a study showing that the heritability of IQ does not change with age, could these results mean that nature and nurture are no longer in opposition? |
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Nature, Vol 387, 26th June 1997 |
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