Toward a Theory of Intelligence: Workshop Report
Gregory F. Treverton, Seth G. Jones, Steven C. Boraz, Phillip Y. Lipscy
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Gregory F. Treverton, Seth G. Jones, Steven C. Boraz, Phillip Y. Lipscy
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In 2005, the RAND Corporation and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence convened a one-day workshop for practitioners, academics, and specialists to discuss how theories underlie intelligence work and might lead to a better understanding of intelligence. Panels explored What Is Intelligence Theory?; Is There an American Theory of Intelligence?; Which Assumptions Should Be Overturned?; and How Can Intelligence Results Be Measured?
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In 2005, the RAND Corporation and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence convened a one-day workshop for practitioners, academics, and specialists to discuss how theories underlie intelligence work and might lead to a better understanding of intelligence. Panels explored What Is Intelligence Theory?; Is There an American Theory of Intelligence?; Which Assumptions Should Be Overturned?; and How Can Intelligence Results Be Measured?
Key concepts: Intelligence cycle, Intelligence analysis, Corporation, Rand corporation, Military intelligence, Theory of multiple intelligences, Intelligence assessment, Human intelligence