The Nature of Human Intelligence

By:

Sternberg, Robert J

Contributor(s):

Sternberg, Robert J [Editor]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge University Press 2018 CambridgeDescription: 335pISBN:

9781316629642

Subject(s):

Intellect

DDC classification:

153.9 THE

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