Sentence examples for predictor of intelligence from inspiring English sources
It is unclear whether developmental assessment later or earlier in childhood is the better predictor of intelligence at 8 years of age.
It should be emphasised that this variant could not be used as any sort of test or predictor of intelligence, at either the group or individual level.
For example, short term memorisation of word lists recruits working memory, which is often regarded as a general predictor of intelligence (Oberauer et al., 2005; Oberauer et al., 2008) and likewise the categorisation tests used here are typical components of standardised intelligence tests (Wechsler, 2004; Wechsler, 2008).
We also measured > 50 potential predictors of intelligence in children, including repeated measures of the home environment [Home Observation for Measurement of the Environment (HOME ], socioeconomic status (SES), parental IQ, alcohol/cigarette use, neonatal risk factors, and nutrition.
For example, liking "The Colbert Report" was a strong predictor of high intelligence and "Harley-Davidson" a strong indicator of low intelligence.
For example, the best predictors of high intelligence include "Thunderstorms," "The Colbert Report," "Science," and "Curly Fries," whereas low intelligence was indicated by "Sephora," "I Love Being A Mom," "Harley Davidson," and "Lady Antebellum".
The underlying assumption in that approach is that these known predictors of child intelligence are not associated with exposure.
Creative potential was the strongest predictor of creative achievement, but intelligence explained incremental variance over and above creative potential.
Choice reaction time was found to be significantly associated with mortality in the same sample followed up to age 70, and a stronger predictor of death than general intelligence (Deary and Der 2005a, b).
The most robust and consistent single predictor of leadership effectiveness is, simply, intelligence.
History of seizures poststroke was a significant predictor of poorer performance on general intelligence, attention, and executive function measures overall.
