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The ordinary concept of intelligence is inclusive but hierarchical
A scientist solves a difficult problem. A footballer makes a decisive play. People may judge both intelligent, but are they equally inclined to infer that each person is intelligent? Across eight experiments and three supplementary experiments (N = 6,979), we found they were not. People attributed i
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