Intelligence, hormones, sex, brain size, and biochemistry: It all needs to have equal causal standing before integration is possible

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30 (2):164-165 (2007)
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Abstract

Recent brain imaging points to differences in brain structure that relate to intelligence, but how do we model their causal relationship within a coherent framework that circumvents classic dualist traps? A bottom-level nonlinear, dynamic, multifactor, multiplicative, multidimensional, molecular (ND4M) trait-covariance time-space model may accomplish this better than traditional approaches

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