Sentence examples for distribution of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Psychologists who have used them find that the ability to solve Soma problems is roughly correlated with general intelligence, although there are some strange anomalies at both ends of the distribution of intelligence.

We would feel more reassured if these steps weren't so basic and self-evident: improve intelligence analysis; clarify the responsibilities of different agencies; upgrade computer technology; ensure faster distribution of intelligence reports; train National Security Agency personnel in watch list procedures; add more people to watch lists; enhance airport screening.

"If you truly believe that the demographics of Hunter represent the distribution of intelligence in this city," he said, "then you must believe that the Upper West Side, Bayside and Flushing are intrinsically more intelligent than the South Bronx, Bedford-Stuyvesant and Washington Heights.

Failures in the assessment and timely distribution of intelligence were also identified.

If you know anything about a normal distribution of intelligence, you can quickly figure out that it's nearly impossible for more than half of the population to be above average intelligence.

Harvard past-president Lawrence Summers was not the first or only person to use biological arguments about the different distributions of intelligence among men and women to justify the absence of women from positions of social power and from higher powered careers (Wilson 1978, Summers 2005 see the Other Internet Resources).

One representation of statistical norms is the normal distribution, which is adopted as the distribution model of intelligence.

This study compared the ability to inhibit and execute behavioral responses in adult recreational users and in a cocaine-free-matched sample controlled for age, race, gender distribution, level of intelligence, and alcohol consumption.

The gap in test scores between rich and poor children is 30-40% wider than it was 25 years ago: given that the distribution of innate intelligence is unlikely to have shifted so much in a generation, that suggests that rich youngsters are benefiting more than ever from their economic and social advantages.

No doubt the distribution of emotional intelligence is bell-shaped among priests as well as in any other profession, and the pedophiles were clustered at the short end of the curve.

Table  4 presents the distribution of emotional intelligence competences by gender of survey participants.