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What's your IQ?

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It is arguably the most robust area of research in psychology.

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It also is highly correlated with a lot of things. A kid who scores high on an IQ test is more likely to make more money as an adult, for example.

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Both of those are correlated with income and demographics of the parent. Kids with rich parents are better educated, score better, and have more financial success over their lives. G for general intelligence is better, and IQ barely feeds that.

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