MODERN STUDIES OF THE CRYSTALLIZED INTELLIGENCE: DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS AND ASSOCIATIONS WITH THE PERSONALITY VARIABLES

  • E. M. Lapteva Federal Institute of Development of Education, Mosсow, Russian Federation
Keywords: intelligence, crystallized intelligence, abilities, assessment, test

Abstract

The paper reviews the recent studies of the crystallized intelligence. We discuss the place of the crystallized intelligence in the structure of abilities, ideas about its nature and developmental patterns. We review the studies that highlight the contribution of personality factors to the crystallized intelligence and its associations with the welfare, physical and emotional well-being. We introduce the main types of the crystallized intelligence tests and describe the assessment tools that are presented in Russian.

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Author Biography

E. M. Lapteva , Federal Institute of Development of Education, Mosсow, Russian Federation
PhD in Psychological sciences, leading researcher

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Published
2019-04-18
How to Cite
Lapteva, E. (2019). MODERN STUDIES OF THE CRYSTALLIZED INTELLIGENCE: DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS AND ASSOCIATIONS WITH THE PERSONALITY VARIABLES. Psychology. Psychophysiology, 10(4), 56-67. https://doi.org/10.14529/psy170406
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