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In this Section of the Journal of Intelligence we invite papers that address ways to improve human intelligence. These papers could be focused at the group, societal or individual level. How can we improve intelligence in our society or at an individual level, and what are specific strat...

This Section is concerned with non-traditional approaches to understanding human intelligence; these include social and emotional intelligence. Broadly defined, we encourage contributions that expand our knowledge of how individual differences in social and emotional processes predict human succe...

Cognition is a process of acquiring and understanding knowledge through thought and experience. Cognition encompasses many functions to do with Intelligence. Processes such as perception, attention, knowledge formation, memory, judgment, reasoning, problem-solving and decision-making are all cruc...

Contemporary definitions of intelligence vary considerably, and this section will contain all research associated with developing any existing theories and models of intelligence. This includes, but is not limited to, theories such as:

General Intelligence
A general factor ...