Human Abilities: A Review of Research and Theory in the Early 1970s
Annual Review of PsychologyPublished 1 January 1976
Jean-Louis Horn
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The aim has been to detect major trends rather than provide a full catalog of specific findings, to interpret history rather than to record it.
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