Genes, Brains, and Human Potential The Science and Ideology of Intelligence

374 INDEX

Baldwin, James, 152
Ball, Philip, 116
Bandura, Albert, 318
Bao, Shaowen, 183
Barch, Deanna M., 32
Bargmann, Cornelia, 194, 195
Barlow, Horace, 175
Barrett, Robert, 297
Bartlett, Frederick, 225
basal metabolic rate, 164–165
basic model, 44–45
bees, 213
behavior: canalized development and, 149;
developmental plasticity and, 150–151;
feelings created by nervous systems
and, 188–189; spatiotemporal
correlations and, 184–185; variation
in cognitive ability and, 231
behavioral geneticists, 3; infl uence of,
35–36; knowledge regarding genes
and, 36–37
behavioral genetics: assumptions in, 43–53;
data standards for, 62–63; problems
with data used in, 53–62; rise of, 42–43
beliefs, 229
bell curves, 45–46
Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction, 107, 108
Bénard, Henri, 107
Bénard cells, 107, 108 , 112
Bennett, Craig, 31–32
Berg, Jodie, 340
Berliner, David, 321, 326, 340
Bernstein, Basil, 25
Berthoumieux, Sara, 124
Bialek, William, 246
bicoid, 143, 144
Binet, Alfred, 76–78
biological pattern formation, developmental
intelligence and, 140–143
biometric traits, 40
bipedalism, 251, 259, 262
birds, in fl ocks, 245–248

Blackmore, Susan, 181

blastula, 138

blood pressure, 165

BMP (bone morphogenic proteins),

144–145, 147

Boaler, Jo, 323, 324

Bock, Laszlo, 334

body temperature regulation, 158–159

bone morphogenic proteins (BMP),

144–145, 147

Bouchard, Th omas, 51, 58–59. See also

Minnesota Study of Twins Reared

Apart (MISTRA)

Boucher, Jill, 14

Bowles, Samuel, 321

Boylan, Jennifer Finney, 331

Bragg, William, 5

brain mapping, 191, 192–194

brain(s): cognition and, 214–216, 220,

300–301; computer modeling and,

182–183; diff erences between male and

female, 31; evolution of, 187–188, 309;

feelings created by, 188–190; formation

of, 147; ideological, 11–12; intelligence

and individual diff erences in, 190–198;

metaphors regarding, 169–170;

operation of, 33, 178–182; plasticity of,

151, 185–187, 277–278; potential and,

26–30, 33, 168–169; of primates, 251;

purpose of, 170–172; spatiotemporal

correlations in, 183–185; visual system

and, 172–179; white matter in, 296

brain scans/scanning, 27, 31–32, 191,

192–194

brain size, 11, 190–191, 250–253; human

evolution and, 262, 264, 265–266

brain sparing, 301

Brain Waves modules, 29

breast milk/breastfeeding, 296

breeding, selective, 12–13

British Psychological Society, 29

Brown, Gordon, 307

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