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Qaguys

Good memory should be a part of great intelligence.
Although emotion and stress which affect your resoning processes seems to cloud that judgement.
Most IQ tests provide little measure of fluid intelligence.
A person can learn to improve his or her memory score, if correct responses are taught to the person.
Individual IQ score remains quite consistent as we get older.

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Jessica

Of course. How can you store things up for retrieval, assimilation and dissemination later if you don't have enough good memory? It's what makes a person knowledgeable. It's like a computer: it's speed and power - and thus, reputation - is greatly determined by its memory. Although intelligence has many facets and not just about good memory.

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