The Short Version
The claim accurately captures the central thesis of Danziger's 'Naming the Mind' — that psychological concepts like intelligence are historically constructed through scientific practice rather than discovered as pre-existing natural kinds. Multiple authoritative sources, including book previews and peer-reviewed reviews, confirm this reading. However, the claim's phrasing is slightly more absolute than Danziger's own position, which leaves open the possibility that categories might track real divisions while denying this would result from superior empirical method.