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Biological failings

Biological failings

The degree to which IQ may have a genetic foundation is questioned. The work done by behavioural geneticists rests upon

  1. studies with fraternal and identical twins, and
  2. studies which survey the whole genome to find genes linked to certain traits.

But both of these measures have methodological problems because they rely on assumptions. For example, heritability is based on outdated models that don't account for epigenetics, the study of how your environment causes changes in your genes.

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IQ - intelligence quotient

IQ - intelligence quotient

IQ is one of the most widely cited and versatile tools in psychology. It aims to measure the innate intelligence of the human population.

IQ tests work by aggregating the scores from several distinct tasks into a singular number representing the person’s cognitive ability. However, ...

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Questioning construct validity

One of the biggest issues with using IQ is the degree to which any test measures the construct it proclaims.

IQs construct does not exist

  • in the sense used in scientific measures
  • or knowing what differences on the 'inside' are being truly reflected in th...

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