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https://doi.org/10.5007/%25xAbstract
The development of intelligence is ruled concomitantly by genetic, neurological and cognitive aspects. Since intelligence has a genetic origin, associated to the poligenes, we consider that this fact leads potentially to a greater or smaller development of sinapses in certain areas of the cerebral cortex. Physiologically nurtured and with possibility of amplification of synaptic contacts, the cerebral cortex receives the cognitive stimuli that will lead to a more or less complexity of certain areas, providing, in this way, the development of intelligence; which is linked to the inherited potential, the caused stimuli and the degree of neuronial healthiness to answer to such stimuli and to express phenotypically that genetic potential.Downloads
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