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How the group you belong affects your IQ? Your circle of friends could affect your intelligence. This is not only happening in ordinary situations but also in professional gatherings. Social gatherings including business meetings could dramatically affect individual’s IQ level. This is not an assumption but actually a scientific finding. A study found out that group activities could negatively affect…
The undesirable effect of note-taking on your memory. Note taking is very important when you try to grasp an important information. Either in school or at work, note taking becomes a common practice. In school, note-taking has been a tool to retain more information that in turn be useful when students review their lessons. But is note-taking really helpful? Many…
The signs that someone’s mind is wandering. You see this in social interaction when someone seems not attentive to an ongoing conversation. This is frustrating and sometimes insulting. But how can you tell that someone is not listening to you? One study found an indicator if someone’s mind is wandering. Rapid eye blinks suggest that someone is not listening to…
How to create a memory that lasts? Every day, we all have wonderful memories or significant information we want to save mentally. But the problem is, as usual, we tend to lose grip of that information. In fact, we are lucky enough if we could remember the 5% of our experiences since birth. The memory problem is not only noticeable…
How to increase intelligence naturally? Do you feel inferior because you are intellectually average? Or, do you feel like there’s nothing you can do about it? Well, that thinking is wrong. In fact, you can improve your IQ level easily. How? You may be stunned how simply you can boost your intelligence without spending a dime. A study led…
How to become smarter naturally? Most people think that intelligence is fixed. That is, if you were born average, you’ll remain that way in your lifespan. But this common belief often contrasted by several studies. Researchers like Carol Dweck believes that intelligence is malleable. It can be developed and constantly changing. The environment and social interaction can be the significant…