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Parental estimates of five types of intelligence

Adrian FurnhamDepartment of Psychology, University College London
, Professor &
KV PetridesInstitute of Education, University of London, UK
Pages 10-17 | Accepted 01 May 2004, Published online: 02 Feb 2007

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