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  1. Being Ranked Can Reduce IQ

    A new study underscores the degree to which cognition is shaped by social environment — and, indeed, that cognitive and social processing can’t be disentangled, its authors say.

    The study showed how the expression of intelligence is dependent on social setting.

    (Source: enterthusiast, via psychology2010)

    March 6th, 2012

    Tags:    iq ∙ intelligence ∙ competition ∙ social psychology ∙       

     

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