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8) As a general point, the g factor is a between-individuals variable whereas your personal Jensen coefficient is a within-individual variable. You cannot easily generalize from individual differences processes to within-person processes, so your entire analysis is a bit suspect. Peter Molenaar has written about this a lot.
1) "finding the correlation between subtests' g-loading and each person's scores on the subtests" --> g-loadingS
2) Rephrase: "I ran the partial correlations with GPA and g partialled out."
4) I think there should be more reflection on the intra- versus inter-individual differences problem, but I approve publication in any case.
8) As a general point, the g factor is a between-individuals variable whereas your personal Jensen coefficient is a within-individual variable. You cannot easily generalize from individual differences processes to within-person processes, so your entire analysis is a bit suspect. Peter Molenaar has written about this a lot.
What was the title of the Molenaar's article ? I'm interesting in it.
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