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| Topic: | Re:Can IQ scores increase? |
| Posted by: | Jeremy T. Burman |
| Date/Time: | 2009/5/12 22:49:36 |
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There's another complication: the Flynn Effect. ?? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flynn_effect In the long term, measured IQs tend to increase anyway.?But what does this mean??Are these increases really the same as an increase in intelligence??Or is something else going on? |
| Topic(Point at the topics to see relevant reminders) | Date Posted | Posted By |
| Can IQ scores increase? | 2009/5/12 22:48:05 | Sandy Mc |
| Re:Can IQ scores increase? | 2009/5/12 22:48:48 | Michael Lamport Commons |
| Re:Can IQ scores increase? | 2009/5/12 22:49:36 | Jeremy T. Burman |
| Flynn effect | 2009/5/12 22:53:58 | wikipedia |
| there are also anti-Flynn effects | 2009/5/12 22:54:54 | Leslie Smith |
| Re:Flynn effect | 2009/5/12 22:57:07 | Michael Lamport Commons |
| Re:Can IQ scores increase? | 2009/5/12 22:58:15 | Michael Lamport Commons |