Fogel, S. M. & Smith, C. T. The function of the sleep spindle: a physiological index of intelligence and a mechanism for sleep-dependent memory consolidation.
Grades are an index of intelligence and motivation, as well as mastery of subject areas and remain the best predictor of future performance [ 5, 10, 11, 40].
Metacognitive ability is considered as an important index of intelligence (Borkowski, Carr, & Pressely, 1987) and consciousness (Persaud, McLeod, & Cowey, 2007), and a capacity more advanced in humans than animals (Smith, 2009; Terrace & Son, 2009).
Finally, to investigate the construct validity of our VWM precision measure, we investigated its relationship to indices of intelligence (IQ).
Shot on authentically grainy early 80s video cameras, the film follows a conference of socially inept geeks struggling to teach bulky computers to play a game once considered the very index of human intelligence, only to discover that the machines are becoming moody.
Vocabulary has always been an index of one's intelligence.
To study a specific example, we selected the mismatch negativity (MMN) brain wave (an event-related potential, ERP) because it gives an electrophysiological index of a "primitive intelligence" capable of detecting changes, even abstract ones, in a regular auditory pattern.
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Bivariate GCTA yielded a genetic correlation of 0.83 (0.16 SE) between the adults' own intelligence and their educational attainment, but the genetic correlation was much lower between their intelligence and the index of deprivation (0.16, 0.16 SE).
CR is measured using an O*NET-based estimate of premorbid cognitive abilities and the three typical indices of education, verbal intelligence, and stimulating activities [ 18].
According to some researchers, high relative brain or forebrain sizes are positively correlated with indices of cognition or "intelligence" [ 1, 5], although this association has been criticized in the literature [ 6, 7].
