Intelligence

Data from NSF supported (award 1651115) dissertation study investigating memory, learning, and intelligence.

This data consists of four main research variables (e.g., intelligence, empathy, moral identity, and prosocial behavior) and several demographic information (e.g., age, gender, father and mother's educational year, per capital income). All data were required from college students.

Data - participants and their birth order (both cohorts).

All data used in Pesta's (2017) bibliometric analyses of Intelligence articles

This research data contains state estimates for mortality from lethal force, Intelligence, well-being, divorce, among many other variables.

Data used for analysis

Sex by sex-role mediation on cognitive performance (visual-spatial, verbal), testing Nash's sex-role mediation hypothesis. This is a de-identified version of the dataset and contains composite scores for all performance measures. Additionally it contains a composite z-score for spatial and verbal reasoning. An analysis of this dataset is published as Reilly, D., Neumann, D. L., & Andrews, G. (2016). Sex and sex-role differences in specific cognitive abilities. Intelligence, 54, 147-158. doi: 10.1016/j.intell.2015.12.004 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0160289615001701

AGL - Artificial Grammar Learning task SRT - Serial Reaction Time task RAT - Remote Associates Test WTIAS - Westcott’s Test of Intuitive Abilities: Recognition success WTIAI - Westcott’s Test of Intuitive Abilities: Information demand RAPM - Raven’s Advanced Progressive Matrices VA - Verbal Analogies MBTI - Myers–Briggs Type Indicator (Intuition Scale) SoIS - Sense of Intuition Scale O1 - Openness: Fantasy O2 - Openness: Aesthetics O3 - Openness: Feelings O4 - Openness: Action O5 - Openness: Ideas O6 - Openness: Values