Coloca uma referência da Science ai poderemos analisar a metodologia, ok?!
Sua fé é cega, como eu disse antes, é um fundamentalista!
hehe atribuir seus valores a mim, nao vai te adiantar de nada. Quem ta contrariando as provas aki é voce.
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http://www.psych.utoronto.ca/~reingold/courses/intelligence/cache/1198gottfred.htmlScientific American, ta bom?
"Despite some popular assertions, a single factor for intelligence, called g, can be measured with IQ tests and does predict success in life"