The costs and benefits of gifted programs
The financial costs and benefits of gifted programs vary for different stakeholders.
Irish IQ: The Massive Rise That Never Happened
It is clear that there has not been a massive increase in Irish IQ during the 20th or 21st centuries.
Scoring problems in the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking
This result also raises the question of whether “creativity” as a unitary construct is even real.
The non sequitur of Lewontin’s fallacy
Nobody who makes Lewontin’s argument should be taken seriously.
Intelligence: An essential idea for gifted education
You can run, but you can’t hide . . . from g
Book review: FREUD’S PATIENTS: A BOOK OF LIVES
I came away from the book with a taste of how profoundly evil Freud was.
More articles by Stephen Breuning that need retraction
What I have found makes it likely that Breuning’s fraud started while he was a graduate student.
Unfinished business: Breuning fraud case left articles unretracted
The Panel unanimously concludes, on the basis of all the facts, that Dr. Stephen E. Breuning has engaged in serious scientific misconduct.
Reviews of IN THE KNOW
To mark the one-year anniversary of the American release of my book, In the Know: Debunking 35 Myths About Human Intelligence, I have compiled the book’s reviews. Each reviewer has their own insights, and each found different things worth highlighting in the book. The first review of my book was published by retired British psychology…
Book review: James Flynn’s DOES YOUR FAMILY MAKE YOU SMARTER?
Despite my disappointment in the book, I think scholars of intelligence should read it.
