Question about IQ?
Is it true that a person's IQ can continue to develop throughout their life, and how can one improve or increase their IQ?
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The IQ develops from early childhood and is later increasingly established.
The IQ is standardized over the age cross section. In other words, it is about intelligence in comparison with other similarities and with regard to age-related development.
Cognitive challenges, for example, of a corresponding study, are certainly positive, but this is already more or less so created in the previous development of intelligence. Medicine or physics are usually not studied as embarrassment.
From that point of view, IQ will be able to influence quite little. In addition, the IQ plays a role only in the event of a high performance of 130, but only 2 %. This then brings with it its own peculiarities, how often to stand out intellectually from the environment, etc.
More important than the IQ are in any case concrete achievements, qualifications and qualifications. The IQ only says something about the spiritual potential, not about how formed someone is actually.
Yes 50-80% of the IQ are variable you can increase your iq with exercises find countless zbsp
Of course, the brain develops more and more in childhood and youth lighter than in adulthood, but the IQ probably always fluctuates from +50 -50 approx.
The Iq is absolutely not so strong.
In childhood you can increase the IQ through education and musical instruments.