Selecting between intelligent options

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30 (2):155-155 (2007)
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In this commentary we make two rejoinders to Jung & Haier (J&H). First, we highlight the response selection component in tasks as a confounding variable that may explain the parieto-frontal involvement in studies of human intelligence. Second, we suggest that efficient response selection may be an integral part of the definition of intelligence

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