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New Study Reveals Why Smarter People Make Fewer Life Mistakes. Its All In The IQ
The study shows that individuals with higher IQs are better at accurately predicting their life expectancy, even when considering lifestyle and health factors.
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British-Indian Twins Join High IQ Mensa Club For Brainiacs
A pair of British Indian twins have been admitted to the elite Mensa membership club of children with a high intelligence quotient (IQ) after clearing a tough set of challenges to score in the top percentile.
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6,000 Delhi Students To Take IQ Tests For Special Learning Programme
Students who score above 80 per cent in the Culture Fair Intelligence Test (CFIT) test will be further taken for a second round of testing -- the Intelligence Quotient (IQ) test.
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Emotional Quotient (EQ): Why Indian Educators Should Think Beyond IQ
The steady popularity of EQ goes on to show that now it's not just academic intelligence which is valued but also a child or a student's capacity to empathize with their peers and the circumstances around them.
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What's Your Child's IQ? Higher the Score, Longer May Be Their Life
If your child is smart and has a higher intelligence quotient (IQ), he or she can look forward to a longer life than children with lower IQs, researhcers say.
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How to Increase Your IQ: 8 Fun Brain Exercises to Try Everyday
Who doesn't like to be brainy or called an Einstein? Here's how you can improve your IQ (intelligence quotient).
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Breastfeeding Premature Babies May Boost Their Intelligence Quotient: Study
Premature babies who are breastfed during the first month after birth may have higher intelligence quotient (IQ) later in life, a new study has claimed.
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Uncertainty looms large over boy genius' future
The future of boy genius Rizwan Shaikh is in jeopardy after his education sponsor decided to pull the plug on his monetary aid. Blessed with an astounding intelligent quotient (IQ), 10-year-old Rizwan caught attention of top cops a few years ago by correctly answering questions that are generally asked during MPSC exam.
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Pre-term delivery and low IQ
Being born just a few weeks early might have a long-term impact on a child's intelligence quotient (IQ) and ability to pay attention.
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Smoking lowers IQ
Young people who smoke regularly are likely to have markedly lower intelligence levels than non-smokers.
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Non-smokers smarter than smokers
Cigarette smokers have lower intelligence quotient (IQ) than non-smokers, and the more a person smokes, the lower their IQ.
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Children with high IQ live longer
Children with high intelligence quotients (IQs) live longer, but it is not clear exactly what role IQ plays in longevity.
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Risk of dementia in low IQ kids
Children with higher intelligence quotient (IQ) are less likely to develop vascular dementia
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Fertility treatment affects IQ in kids
Children conceived using intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) have lower intelligence quotient (IQ) scores than children conceived naturally.
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Prenatal stress affects a child's brain
Children whose mothers are exposed to severe or moderate stress during pregnancy may have long-term effects on their intellectual development
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New Study Reveals Why Smarter People Make Fewer Life Mistakes. Its All In The IQ
The study shows that individuals with higher IQs are better at accurately predicting their life expectancy, even when considering lifestyle and health factors.
-
British-Indian Twins Join High IQ Mensa Club For Brainiacs
A pair of British Indian twins have been admitted to the elite Mensa membership club of children with a high intelligence quotient (IQ) after clearing a tough set of challenges to score in the top percentile.
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6,000 Delhi Students To Take IQ Tests For Special Learning Programme
Students who score above 80 per cent in the Culture Fair Intelligence Test (CFIT) test will be further taken for a second round of testing -- the Intelligence Quotient (IQ) test.
-
Emotional Quotient (EQ): Why Indian Educators Should Think Beyond IQ
The steady popularity of EQ goes on to show that now it's not just academic intelligence which is valued but also a child or a student's capacity to empathize with their peers and the circumstances around them.
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What's Your Child's IQ? Higher the Score, Longer May Be Their Life
If your child is smart and has a higher intelligence quotient (IQ), he or she can look forward to a longer life than children with lower IQs, researhcers say.
-
How to Increase Your IQ: 8 Fun Brain Exercises to Try Everyday
Who doesn't like to be brainy or called an Einstein? Here's how you can improve your IQ (intelligence quotient).
-
Breastfeeding Premature Babies May Boost Their Intelligence Quotient: Study
Premature babies who are breastfed during the first month after birth may have higher intelligence quotient (IQ) later in life, a new study has claimed.
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Uncertainty looms large over boy genius' future
The future of boy genius Rizwan Shaikh is in jeopardy after his education sponsor decided to pull the plug on his monetary aid. Blessed with an astounding intelligent quotient (IQ), 10-year-old Rizwan caught attention of top cops a few years ago by correctly answering questions that are generally asked during MPSC exam.
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Pre-term delivery and low IQ
Being born just a few weeks early might have a long-term impact on a child's intelligence quotient (IQ) and ability to pay attention.
-
Smoking lowers IQ
Young people who smoke regularly are likely to have markedly lower intelligence levels than non-smokers.
-
Non-smokers smarter than smokers
Cigarette smokers have lower intelligence quotient (IQ) than non-smokers, and the more a person smokes, the lower their IQ.
-
Children with high IQ live longer
Children with high intelligence quotients (IQs) live longer, but it is not clear exactly what role IQ plays in longevity.
-
Risk of dementia in low IQ kids
Children with higher intelligence quotient (IQ) are less likely to develop vascular dementia
-
Fertility treatment affects IQ in kids
Children conceived using intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) have lower intelligence quotient (IQ) scores than children conceived naturally.
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Prenatal stress affects a child's brain
Children whose mothers are exposed to severe or moderate stress during pregnancy may have long-term effects on their intellectual development
