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Orthogonal factors of mental ability? A response to Hampshire et al.

Michael C. Ashton - No affiliation found

2014/04/01 Discussion DOI: 10.1016/j.paid.2013.09.032 Journal: Personality and Individual Differences

Abstract:

Highlights•We respond to the main points raised by Hampshire et al. (this issue).•Orthogonality of individual differences in brain network capacities cannot be assumed.•Factor analyses of ability data favor g-based models over task-mixing (blended variable) models.