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November 2007: The IQ Conundrum

» About this issue

Lead Essay

» Shattering Intelligence: Implications for Education and Intervention by James R. Flynn

Reaction Essays

» Shattering Logic to Explain the Flynn Effect by Linda S. Gottfredson

» The Fundamental Intuition by Eric Turkheimer

» The Significance of the Flynn Effect by Stephen Ceci

The Conversation

» Measuring Two Different Things: People and Trends by James R. Flynn

» The Black-White IQ Gap by James R. Flynn

» The Chilling Effect of IQ Taboos by Stephen J. Ceci

» Race and IQ by Eric Turkheimer

» Rational Discussion of the Offensive is Okay by James R. Flynn

» Arthur Jensen and John Stuart Mill by James R. Flynn

» What Is the Alternative to Civil Discourse? by Stephen J Ceci

» Flynn, Ceci, and Turkheimer of Race and Intelligence: Opening Moves by Linda S. Gottfredson

» I Reject Rousseau by James R. Flynn

» By The Editors on December 3rd, 2007

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