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Crystallized intelligence predicts conventional metaphor quality, while Gf and Gr effects are small and nonsignificant

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q3 i? Gc had a significant effect on conventional metaphor ratings (β = .30, p = .005), whereas Gf (β = .10) and Gr (β = .08) effects were small and nonsignificant. → Roger E. Beaty & Paul J. Silvia 2013

Evidence

Roger E. Beaty & Paul J. Silvia 2013

Roger E. Beaty & Paul J. Silvia. (2013). Metaphorically speaking: cognitive abilities and the production of figurative language. Memory & Cognition. https://doi.org/10.3758/s13421-012-0258-5

q3 · i? · associational · r2

SEM of conventional metaphor aptness (Chiappe & Chiappe fill-in-the-blank task, two raters, α = .97) in 191 undergraduates found "a significant effect of Gc on metaphor ratings ( β 0 .30, p 0 .005)"; Gf and Gr effects were small and nonsignificant.

"For the conventional metaphor task, the structural model found a significant effect of Gc on metaphor ratings ( β 0 .30, p 0 .005). However, the direct effects of Gf ( β 0 .10, p 0 .371) and Gr ( β 0 .08, p 0 .469) were small and nonsignificant"

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id gc-predicts-conventional-metaphor
title Crystallized intelligence predicts conventional metaphor quality, while Gf and Gr effects are small and nonsignificant
description Crystallized intelligence predicts conventional metaphor quality, while Gf and Gr effects are small and nonsignificant
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2013
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