Spearman’s Two Factor Theory

[@cstrongman]

Great video, but those transition noises are kind of funny and irritating.

[@pushkarkumar6397]

Dial it down with the transition noises and crank the speaker voice up a few notches and you are good to go. Helpful video btw🙌

[@anupriyadeivaraaj2439]

Very clear and beautiful explanation that I have been looking for!

[@Berryring]

0:58

[@ChuckvLewis]

I like the song in the background. smooth jazz!

[@simrahkhan5606]

Beautiful explanation
Thankyou!❤️👍

[@maroatea6576]

Perfect explaination.. Thank you🌹❤

[@marblestone4855]

hello! can you please share your references where you got this information from?

[@gowthamisagar]

Thank you ❤

[@ruvarashesharon-rosediming5225]

Good video, but the transition sounds are so annoying

[@ndebelesimisosenkosimarvel2837]

on point ...thank you much

[@surajhembram1172]

Thank you

[@aracelibarboza3138]

Can someone help me answer this ?
If tests of specific abilities ‘s’ are correlated, think of another reason for that correlation other than the fact that they all belong to a common ‘g’ factor that is presumed to be an underlying intelligence . . .

[@b.s2511]

that's a difficult question I wonder what was the answer

[@aristotlesballsack8897]

wouldnt that be sort of general intelligence amongst those who possess it? because lets say singing, some people are born with it

[@L4n3eee]

Sounds like bones breaking every 10 fucking seconds

[@charmi839]

1:04

[@unnati3888]

whats up with those sound effects, those are awful

[@aahna4731]

Don't we have learn to walk and talk too ? And we can forgot them too

[@MetheusBatanir]

Zen? Is that you?