Blogs about: Richard Nisbett
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Practicing Your Way to a Higher I.Q. - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com
Image via Wikipedia We’ve written earlier about Anders Ericsson’s research on talent, and we’ve blogged on the subject repeatedly. Ericsson’s thesis is that raw talent is overrated, and that ex… more →
The Karl Frank Jr. Communicator
Nature vs nurture, southern style
Dara wrote 2 weeks ago: Culture shapes our lives in deep and often surprisingly intimate ways. That is the take-home lesson … more →
Issue 87. What we forget
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Bettina Hansel wrote 3 weeks ago: Benedict Carey’s article in Tuesday’s New York Times is interesting on many levels. It d … more →
Asians and Westerners Think Differently...there’s proof!
paulrwagner wrote 1 month ago: This is a good read especially if you want to learn about how Westerners think differently than Asia … more →
Heart of Modeling
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rgwallace wrote 3 months ago: Greed is often mistaken for humanity’s heart of darkness. Look instead to the rationalization that t … more →
Update: Public Libraries as Health Clubs for the Brain
Alvaro wrote 5 months ago: Here you have the July edition of our monthly newsletter covering cognitive health and brain fitness … more →
IQ and Education
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Liza wrote 6 months ago: Two recent opinion pieces have me thinking about the nature vs nurture debate and its implications f … more →
Recent Bits of Language and Learning Goodness
Paul wrote 6 months ago: Bilingual Babies and Executive Function – A study recently published in the Proceedings of the … more →
I.Q. Scores and Genetics
Fetu wrote 8 months ago: Much of the bigotry and discrimination directed at underclass people and minorities is based on the … more →
Do Cultural Barriers Hamper US-Latin America Outsourcing?
caribbeancrmcentral wrote 8 months ago: One of the things I have heard repeatedly in my conversations with near shore sourcing partners in L … more →
Practicing Your Way to a Higher I.Q. - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com
karlfrankjr wrote 8 months ago: Image via Wikipedia We’ve written earlier about Anders Ericsson’s research on talent, and we’ … more →
The Situation of Confabulation
The Situationist Staff wrote 8 months ago: Helen Philips had a nice article titled “Mind fiction: Why your brain tells tall tales, … more →
Outliers - Success Is Complex
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Tom Humbarger wrote 1 year ago: Outliers According to Wikipedia, an outlier “is an observation that is numerically distant fro … more →
Can genetics explain the achievement gap?
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fightingwindmills wrote 1 year ago: My mom pointed out this op-ed article, “All Brains Are the Same Color” by Richard E. Nis … more →
Amusement For Gigi
matttbastard wrote 2 years ago: by matttbastard (h/t boomgate for the vid) Via Jack Stephens and Amardeep Singh, Richard Nisbett and … more →
