CerebrumIQ
Majority overrate their intelligence, according to new cognitive testing data.

New findings suggest a significant gap between how smart people think they are and how they perform on standardized cognitive assessments.

CerebrumIQ
Emotional minimalism reshapes how young adults connect.

After years of hyperconnected relationships, a new generation is turning down the emotional volume. A global CerebrumIQ survey finds that nearly half of young adults now prefer relationships defined by calm, clarity, and low-conflict communication.

CerebrumIQ
How time alone sharpens the modern mind.

As constant notifications fill modern life, silence is emerging as a tool for focus. A new CerebrumIQ survey finds that deliberate time alone correlates with clearer thinking, improved decision-making, and measurable gains in focus.

CerebrumIQ
What 1,204 ADHD-diagnosed users taught us about performance, pressure, and self-awareness.

A new survey suggests that for many adults with ADHD, attention isn’t broken; it’s inconsistent. That inconsistency, tracked by users themselves, may be one of the most under-recognized realities of mental performance today.

CerebrumIQ
Overthinking is weakening how we communicate, new data shows.

New user data from CerebrumIQ links rising mental replay to analysis paralysis and diminishing clarity in communication. The company’s findings suggest that habitual rumination is not simply an emotional quirk, but a cognitive pattern with measurable social consequences....

CerebrumIQ
Cognitive overload from dating apps is reshaping how users make romantic decisions.

New CerebrumIQ user data suggests that the overwhelming volume of digital choice in dating is overloading cognitive systems, contributing to hesitation, fatigue, and a decline in intuitive decision-making.

CerebrumIQ
CerebrumIQ data links high IQ in children to increased risk of social isolation.

New analysis reveals divergent developmental outcomes tied to IQ extremes, with high-scoring children facing greater social challenges despite academic acceleration.

CerebrumIQ
Survey reveals sharp drop in sustained focus among digital users.

New data from CerebrumIQ highlights widespread struggles with attention endurance, with nearly three-quarters of respondents unable to maintain uninterrupted focus for more than 30 minutes.

CerebrumIQ
Study finds higher intelligence correlates with relationship difficulty.

New CerebrumIQ data suggests that higher intelligence may come at a cost, particularly in the form of social and relational stress.

CerebrumIQ
Emotional labor in relationships is creating measurable mental fatigue.

New data from CerebrumIQ reframes the rising sense of relationship exhaustion as a measurable cognitive strain, linked to emotional labor and sustained decision fatigue.

CerebrumIQ
Majority overrate their intelligence, according to new cognitive testing data.

New findings suggest a significant gap between how smart people think they are and how they perform on standardized cognitive assessments.

CerebrumIQ
Emotional minimalism reshapes how young adults connect.

After years of hyperconnected relationships, a new generation is turning down the emotional volume. A global CerebrumIQ survey finds that nearly half of young adults now prefer relationships defined by calm, clarity, and low-conflict communication.

CerebrumIQ
How time alone sharpens the modern mind.

As constant notifications fill modern life, silence is emerging as a tool for focus. A new CerebrumIQ survey finds that deliberate time alone correlates with clearer thinking, improved decision-making, and measurable gains in focus.

CerebrumIQ
What 1,204 ADHD-diagnosed users taught us about performance, pressure, and self-awareness.

A new survey suggests that for many adults with ADHD, attention isn’t broken; it’s inconsistent. That inconsistency, tracked by users themselves, may be one of the most under-recognized realities of mental performance today.

CerebrumIQ
Overthinking is weakening how we communicate, new data shows.

New user data from CerebrumIQ links rising mental replay to analysis paralysis and diminishing clarity in communication. The company’s findings suggest that habitual rumination is not simply an emotional quirk, but a cognitive pattern with measurable social consequences....

CerebrumIQ
Cognitive overload from dating apps is reshaping how users make romantic decisions.

New CerebrumIQ user data suggests that the overwhelming volume of digital choice in dating is overloading cognitive systems, contributing to hesitation, fatigue, and a decline in intuitive decision-making.

CerebrumIQ
CerebrumIQ data links high IQ in children to increased risk of social isolation.

New analysis reveals divergent developmental outcomes tied to IQ extremes, with high-scoring children facing greater social challenges despite academic acceleration.

CerebrumIQ
Survey reveals sharp drop in sustained focus among digital users.

New data from CerebrumIQ highlights widespread struggles with attention endurance, with nearly three-quarters of respondents unable to maintain uninterrupted focus for more than 30 minutes.

CerebrumIQ
Study finds higher intelligence correlates with relationship difficulty.

New CerebrumIQ data suggests that higher intelligence may come at a cost, particularly in the form of social and relational stress.

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