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3 Variance-covariance matrix

4 Empirical correlation matrix, n=1000

5 Possible data description…

6 Results of Factor Analysis (FA) FA reproduces the above data description in terms of correlations between data and “independent variables”.

7 Results of Factor Analysis (FA) X 1, X 2, X 3 X 4, X 5, X 6

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10 Empirical correlation matrix, n=112

11 Results of Factor Analysis (FA) Left brain (logic, analytic) Right brain (imagistic, intuitive) General intelligence

12 Results of Factor Analysis (FA) Right brain Left brain General intelligence

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