Summary of IQ and Human Intelligence

IQ and Human Intelligence, written by Nathan Brody, is an in-depth exploration of the nature and measurement of human intelligence, as well as how it influences our lives. The book begins by looking at the history of intelligence testing, and then moves on to examine the various theories of intelligence, such as the g-factor theory and the multiple intelligence theory. It then explores the biological and environmental influences on intelligence, before looking at the implications of IQ testing and the impact of intelligence on educational and career success. The book also looks at intelligence in different cultural contexts, and how intelligence can be improved. Finally, the book outlines the ethical implications of IQ testing and the broader implications of intelligence for society.