Term clarification
When looking for information on the biological basis of executive intelligence, you’ll most likely find the term “executive functions”. This is because executive intelligence is a separate field of study: every skill and every function . This is why scientific articles usually talk about executive functions - not about intelligence. However, the term executive intelligence is correct; it refers to the use of all functions as a whole.
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