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@RiotIQ
IQ & intelligence research. Developers of the RIOT IQ test - the first professional online IQ test. Chief Scientist @Russwarne. linktr.ee/riottest 🇺🇸
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    Jul 15, 2025
    The RIOT IQ Test is officially here in early access! We've developed the first professional, purely online IQ test. First 2,000 users get 50% off with code: EARLYACCESSRIOT Redeem at the Full RIOT test checkout: riotiq.com/assessments/Fu…
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    Aug 10
    The heritability of general is well established at ~50%. But what about more specific abilities? A meta-analysis of nearly 750,000 twins reveals fascinating results: ➡️Specific cognitive abilities average 56% heritability, which is about the same as for general intelligence. But
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    Aug 8
    Raise a glass to the newest study in @ICAJournal from Maximilian Krolo and @timothycbates, who find that smarter people know more about wine. 🍷 In a sample of 525 respondents, IQ and wine knowledge were positively correlated (r = .31), and this relationship did NOT diminish
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    Aug 1
    It's a classic "chicken and the egg" problem: does high intelligence cause better educational outcomes, or does succeeding in school cause improved performance on intelligence tests? 🐔🥚🧠🎓 A study in Germany investigated this question with six longitudinal samples and found
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    Jul 20
    Spatial skills are important for success in many careers. And yet, they are rarely part of the K-12 curriculum. In a new article, @JonathanLWai argues that including spatial skills on accountability tests will encourage better STEM and vocational education, identify students with
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