intellect

Argues that intelligence is not primarily biological but is determined more by societal influences, such as the educational system and social class.

Presents a first-hand look at scientists' research on how the mind and brain work and on treatment for mental dysfunctions.

The author sights examples from modern American culture that he believes support his contention that the general population of the United States has become irrational.

Reports on the theory of multiple intelligences, looking at how it has evolved and been revised since its introduction in 1983; introduces the possibility of three new intelligences; offers guidance on the educational uses of the theory; and responds to critics of the theory.

A do-it-yourself guide to increasing intelligence, exploring how the brain works; offering exercises to help individuals use their intelligence effectively; and providing information about foods and supplements that boost brain power.

A collection of essays that dispute the ideas raised in "The Bell Curve : Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life.".

A graphic novel that follows the adventures of Groo, the bungling cartoon barbarian, and his long-suffering dog, Rufferto.

Intelligence pioneer Dr. Win Wenger identifies the tools necessary to enhance memory, quickness, IQ, and learning capacity and reveals a proven method for increasing intelligence.