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Timothy Wilks, MD* 2. R. Jason Gerber, MD† 3. Christine Erdie-Lalena, MD§ 1. *LCDR, USN, Medical Corps; Developmental 31:267–277). Cognitive development is the foundation of intelligence. The dictionary defines intelligence as the ability to learn or understand or to deal with new situations. In reality, intelligence is a broad concept that involves multiple factors and is incompletely understood. The best efforts to quantify this concept come through use of standardized intelligence tests that …
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