... in the axons are not related directly to the EEG and evoked potentials measures, since the EEG originates in the post synaptic potentials at the dendrites, and not in the action potentials at the axons. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Cybernetics Intelligence Brain Neural transmission Gender...

...Uri Fidelman Suggests that the arousability theory of intelligence and personality of Robinson (1996) lacks two important factors: the influence of neural transmission errors and of hemisphericity on intelligence and personality. It is considered that at least two factors contribute to intelligence...

...Uri Fidelman This study is a sequel of a paper by Fidelman in 1996, where it was argued that the idea of Hendrickson and Hendrickson in 1982, that high intelligence is related to a small probability of neural transmission‐errors, may be correct, in spite of the contradictory evidence. The relation...

...Uri Fidelman Robinson and Behbehani (1997) contended against Fidelman (1996) and argued that neural transmission errors influence neither EEG nor intelligence. They also contended the suggestion of Fidelman (1996) that the mean hemisphericity of a sample may determine the sign of the correlation...