Right answer to the wrong question: A reply to Jung and haier

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30 (2):170-171 (2007)
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Jung & Haier (J&H) have done an admirable job of solving the wrong problem. Their article does not show because intelligence resides not in the brain but, rather, in the interaction of brain and environment. I describe four reasons why the article does not adequately localize intelligence in the brain

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