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Practice at “Guesstimating” Can Speed Up Math Ability
The ability to estimate and compare quantities without counting — like when choosing a checkout line at the grocery store — can improve skill at more traditional symbolic mathematics. ... More>
Intelligence Agents May Be Prone to Irrational Decision Making
Intelligence agents may be more prone to irrational inconsistencies in decision making compared to college students and post-college adults. ... More>
Uncommon Sense: Toward an RQ Test?
We all know people who are highly intelligent but not very smart. These people get good grades in school, ace a lot of tests, and often succeed professionally. But they […]... More>
