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... of Intellect theory will besreferred to by the letters SI.sREVIEW OF THE LITERATURE 93s7. J. P. Guilford's Structure of Intellect ModelsThe most salient feature of Guilford's theorys(Guilford, 1967; =-=Guilford & Hoepfner, 1971-=-) is his assertionsthat intelligence is a heterogeneous entity composed of asnumber of separate abilities. While a number of thesesabilities may be and usually are employed together in thesprocess of ...

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...resting confirmation of these results:sWe've also observed that subjects with impairedstaste and smell, because of a cold or an occludedsnose can more readily distinguish placebo andsactive material (=-=Jones & Stone, 1970-=-, p. 115).sIn contrast, when frequent and infrequent users weresgiven orally administered extracts of marijuana, it wassfound that "without the familiar smell and taste cues bothsgroups responded simi...

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...single experiment composed of several parts whichswere reported separately in four different papers publishedsin 1970 and 1971 (Melges, Tinklenberg, Hollister & Gillespie,s1970a; Tinklenberg, Melges, =-=Hollister & Gillespie, 1970-=-;sMelges, Tinklenberg, Hollister & Gillespie, 1970b; Melges,sTinklenberg, Hollister & Gillespie, 1971). The sample conREVIEW OF THE LITERATURE 55ssisted of eight young male graduate students, all of w...