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Intelligence as Ecological and Cultural Adaptationlly adapt both to their long-standing habitats and to the external influences that impinge on and change them. This view is captured in the ecocultural framework that proposes that these adaptations are rooted in two core principles: (i) psychological processes are universally shared by all cultural

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Adaptive Intelligence and Cultural Evolution perpetuation of human populations instead of being destructive to this perpetuation. Whereas most intellectual capacities captured by conventional IQ tests can be replaced by “intelligent” machines, adaptive intelligence—the ability to deliver contextually relevant outputs for the survival and sust

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The Status of Intelligence as a Panhuman Construct in Cross-Cultural Psychologybe avoided everywhere. In the first of three sections, we summarize the early—and often abject—history of intelligence testing in cross-cultural context. In the second section, we present a differentiated conceptual and methodological approach to the analysis of psychometric equivalence or invarianc