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IQ and psychometrics

Study on IQ scores of video gamers finds Android users outscore iPhone users

By PsychNewsDaily Staff
December 5, 2020
Child-developmentalIQ and psychometrics

IQ and EQ: gifted people also have (a bit) more emotional intelligence

By Douglas Heingartner
December 3, 2020
IQ and EQ are closely linked: a new study finds that gifted people also have higher emotional intelligence levels.
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IQ and psychometrics

Human vs. machine: people get better on an IQ test if they think they’re losing to a computer

By Douglas Heingartner
August 31, 2020
Human vs. machine: instead of despairing, people who find themselves losing to a computer on an IQ test roll up their sleeves and try harder.
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Educational psychologyIQ and psychometrics

Why are Americans' vocabulary skills stagnating?

By Douglas Heingartner
August 18, 2020
A recent study shows that despite more Americans going to college, their vocabulary skills have not increased since the 1970s.
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IQ and psychometricsNeuroscience

Baby's brain waves predict childhood IQ at age seven

By Douglas Heingartner
August 7, 2020
A new study shows that infants’ EEG readings can explain up to 82% of the variance in their childhood IQ scores measured several years later.
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Animal psychologyIQ and psychometrics

Why measuring donkeys' IQ might save them from extinction

By Douglas Heingartner
June 26, 2020
Researchers in Spain and the U.S. have come up with a test that measures donkey IQ, which may help to breed donkeys with the traits that humans consider most useful.
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