Robert J. Sternberg

TL;DR: Carroll as discussed by the authors conducted a massive reanalysis of 477 data sets, representing analyses of human abilities, with reo spect to country of origin (most being from the United States, but others coming from England, Canada, Germany, and Australia, as well as fewer from non· English-speaking countries), date of original publication, age levels of subjects (ranging from 6 months to 71 years), genders of subjects, and types of samples (students, military personnel, infants, prisoninmates, people in variou.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors describe chronologically their attempts over a 40-year career to understand the nature of human intelligence and explain how later attempts built on earlier ones, with each attempt revealing the earlier one to be too limited and narrow in the questions it asked.

TL;DR: It is concluded that rational thinking is a part of intelligence, but not a major part, and an alternative concept, practical intelligence (or the lack thereof), may better accomplish the goals that Stanovich wishes to achieve with his concept.

TL;DR: In The Mysterious Affair at Styles, Agatha Christie created a convoluted murder mystery the first involving her famous detective Hercule Poirot with a surplus of suspects and an abundance of reasons why each suspect might be the guilty party as mentioned in this paper.