> Not sure how one would even measure the "intelligent behavior" that you mention. I meant behaviour in the general psychological / cognitive sense; how an act

> Not sure how one would even measure the "intelligent behavior" that you mention. I meant behaviour in the general psychological / cognitive sense; how an actor responds to stimuli. Current popular IQ tests are designed to test many facets of intelligent behaviour -- verbal comprehension, arithmetic, working memory, symbol searching, etc. Abstract problem solving is only one category of testing. I'm arguing that to study short-term cognitive deficits, it makes more sense to use other measures of cognition. It appears this is actually what was done, but this was incorrectly re-reported as "IQ".