A cognitive-behavioral perspective on intelligence
IntelligencePublished 1 October 1980
Donald Meichenbaum
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A parallel trend in two seemingly disparate areas of research which upon closer examination have interesting possible ties are indicated, and the role that affect plays in intellectual functioning is highlighted.
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The present editorial has two purposes. The first purpose is to indicate a parallel trend in two seemingly disparate areas of research which upon closer examination have interesting possible ties. These research areas are information processing and cognitive-behavior modification (CBM). The second purpose is to highlight the role that affect plays in intellectual functioning, noting some of the implications which then follow for the assessment of intelligence.
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