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Norwegian IQ scores are falling – but genes are not to blame
IQ captures the tendency of people to score well or poorly on tests of seemingly different cognitive abilities. Research shows that high scorers also tend to do better in life, achieving more education and earning higher incomes, with reduced risk of unemployment, poor health, and... click to read more
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published on Mar 20, 2019
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