The evolution of intelligence

Sam Goldstein

3-7

Intelligence in nonprimates

Thomas R. Zentall

11-25

Intelligence in nonhuman primates

Tara Mandalaywala, Christine Fleener, Dario Maestripieri

27-46

The evolution of language

Philip Lieberman

47-64

Evolution of the human brain

from matter to mind

Michel A. Hofman

65-82

Intelligence as a conceptual construct

the philosophy of Plato and Pascal

Dana Princiotta, Sam Goldstein

83-92

The life and evolution of early intelligence theorists

Darwin, Galton, and Charcot

Jordan Rigby

93-104

Social competition and the evolution of fluid intelligence

David C. Geary

105-119

Intelligence defined

Wundt, James, Cattell, Thorndike, Goddard, and Yerkes

John D. Greenwood

123-135

Piaget's theory of intelligence

Ulrich Müller, Kayla Ten Eycke, Leslie Baker

137-151

Alfred Binet and the children of Paris

Amber Esping, Jonathan A. Plucker

153-161

From psychometric testing to clinical assessment

personalities, ideas, and events that shaped David Wechsler's views of intelligence and its assessment

Mark Benisz, Ron DuMont, John O. Willis

163-179

A.R. Luria and intelligence defined as a neuropsychological construct

Dana Princiotta, Sam Goldstein

181-192

Intelligence

defined as neurocognitive processing

Otero

193-208

Chc theory of intelligence

Samuel O. Ortiz

209-227

Multiple intelligences in the new age of thinking

Robert Sternberg

229-241

Emotional and social intelligence and behavior

Richard E. Boyatzis, James Gaskin, Hongguo Wei

243-262

Intelligence as a malleable construct

Lisa S. Blackwell, Sylvia Rodriguez, Belén Guerra-Carrillo

263-282

Creativity and intelligence

Jonathan A. Plucker, Amber Esping

283-291

Hundred years of intelligence testing

moving from traditional iq to second-generation intelligence tests

Jack A. Naglieri

295-316

The relationship between theories of intelligence and intelligence tests

Dawn P. Flanagan

317-340

Intelligence and culture

history and assessment

Donald H. Saklofske, Thomas Oakland, Elias Mpofu, Lisa A. Suzuki

341-365

Common and variable aspects of intelligence

Arthur MacNeill Horton, Cecil R. Reynolds

367-380

Current concepts in the assessment of emotional intelligence

Steven J. Stein, Justin M. Deonarine

381-402

Intelligence and success

Tarmo Strenze

405-413

The use of intelligence tests in the diagnosis of specific reading disability

Nancy Mather, Deborah Schneider

415-433

Executive functioning and intelligence

Emily C. Duggan, Mauricio A. Garcia-Barrera

435-458

The evolution of intelligence

implications for educational programming and policy

Christopher B. Jones

459-468

The march of reason

what was hidden in our genes

James R. Flynn

471-485

Closing comments

intelligence and intelligence tests – past, present, and future

Jack A. Naglieri, Sam Goldstein

487-490