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August 4, 2025Journal of IntelligenceOpen Access

Introduction to Special Issue “Neurocognitive Processes: Measurement, Connections to Academic Achievement and Clinical Applications”

George K. Georgiou

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Intelligence significantly correlates with academic achievement, pointing to the importance of cognitive measurement.
The analysis suggests that understanding neurocognitive processes can enhance educational outcomes in students.
This introduction outlines various studies focused on neurocognitive processes related to intelligence and education.
Implications for clinical applications may arise from improved assessments of neurocognitive factors in academic settings.

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Analysis highlights the link between intelligence and academic achievement, suggesting potential clinical applications.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68a368710a429f797332d133 https://doi.org/10.3390/jintelligence13080097

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