Tuesday, March 29, 2005

Relevance of CHC broad abilities to classroom performance: SB5 CHC paper posted

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As a professional courtesy, and as a result of a thread on the CHC listerv regarding the importance of Gv abilities in academic performance,...
Monday, March 28, 2005

g, CHC theory and genetics: FYI on another blog

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FYI post - I just ran across a discussion of g and CHC theory on the Gene Expression blog , a blog dealing with contemporary genetic resear...

CHC-related book chapter free for download

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Guilford Publishing has made available for download, or online viewing, one chapter from the new Flanagan and Harrison "Contemporary In...

Carroll Analyses of 50 CHC tests: Rnd 4-Two hypothesized higher-stratum models

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Time to move to a higher level! I will be attending the 2005 NASP conference this week. Although I don’t have time to interpret/discuss the...
Sunday, March 27, 2005

New blog link: Myomancy

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I've added a link to the Myomancy Blog in the link section of my page. Although not dealing with specific intelligence theories and te...
Saturday, March 26, 2005

"A beautiful mind" - High Gv and MindManager

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One of my favorite scenes from the moview "A beautiful mind" is when Professor John Nash has a wall covered with various newspap...

Carroll Analyses of 50 CHC tests: Rnd 3--Speed

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An interesting finding in the Carroll Analyses of 50 CHC-designed tests (see 3-17 & 3-18-05 posts) is the emergence of separate cogniti...
Thursday, March 24, 2005

Dynamic assessment references: Free IAP searchable on-line specialized reference database

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On the CHC listserv today, a question was asked about the status of dynamic assessment . As per sargeant Scultz on "Hogan's Heroes...
Tuesday, March 22, 2005

Carroll Analyses of 50 CHC tests: Rnd 2: Gf and the executive controlled model of working memory

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The Gf findings One of the most interesting and unexpected findings to emerge from the Carroll Analyses of 50 CHC-designed tests (see 3-17 ...
Monday, March 21, 2005

Airport ruminations: Glass on evaluating scholarly e-pubs

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Thoughts from the Mpls, MN airport…three hours to kill. Why should anyone trust the data analyses and interpretation I have posted to date r...

On the road again: Blogging gains mainstream (CNN's) attention

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I'm sitting in a hotel room in Chicago reading the McDonald's of newspapers, the USA Today . In the Life section I ran across the fo...
Friday, March 18, 2005

Carroll CHC analyses of 50 tests - Rnd 1

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Ok. Time for the blogmaster to buck up and comment on the first-order factor analyses results described and posted in the “Carroll” Analysi...

New blog link: Eide Neurolearning

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Based on a feedback comment to this BLOG, I've added a link to the Eide Neurolearning Blog on in the link section of my page. Although ...

CIA2 books being shipped

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The "CIA2 books are here! The CIA2 books are here! The CIA2 books are here!" (if you are a Steve Martin fan, you should be chuckli...

Where have all the quantoids gone?

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HHmmmmmm. Almost 24 hours since I posted the Carroll Analysis of 50 CHC-Designed Tests: Part 1 , and only one comment (on the CHC listerv-...
Thursday, March 17, 2005

"Carroll" Analysis of 50 CHC-designed tests: Part 1

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As promised in March 14 post (So much data…so little time: In honor of Jack Carroll ), this is a first attempt to present previously unpubli...
Wednesday, March 16, 2005

ISIR 2005 Conference Announcement

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The location and date of the International Society for Intelligence Research (ISIR) 2005 annnual conference has been announced. The 2005 I...
Tuesday, March 15, 2005

Blink and Blog: Two one-thumb up books

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Blink By now, I’m sure that most folks have heard the buzz created by the best selling nonfiction book Blink (The Power of Thinking without...
Monday, March 14, 2005

Calling all relevant Psych/Ed-blogs

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I'm looking to find, so I can provide links, other psychology and/or education blogs that cover topics relevant to this blog. If you kno...

So much data...so little time: In honor of Jack Carroll

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As a quantoid with access to many large databases, I, like many other quantoid’s, have a "pleasant problem." I often run late nigh...