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What Intelligence Tests Miss: The Psychology Of Rational Thought-new Dent We Can Find Successeven IfCritics Of Intelligence Testswriters Such As Robert Sternberg, Howard Gardner, And Daniel Golemanhave Argued In Recent Years That These Tests Neglect Important Qualities Such As Emotion, Empathy, And Interpersonal Skills. However, Such Critiques Imply That Though Intelligence Tests May Miss Certain Key Noncognitive Areas, They Encompass Most Of What Is Important In The Cognitive Domain. In This Book, Keith E. Stanovich Challenges This Widely Held