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IQ testing becomes a parenting trend among younger families, finds CerebrumIQ.

More parents are seeking out IQ tests for their children, not to label them, but to better understand their cognitive strengths. A CerebrumIQ survey suggests this trend is as much about identity as it is about education.

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Shared intelligence in couples creates both harmony and rivalry, CerebrumIQ study finds.

New analysis of 2,742 couples reveals that cognitive compatibility can foster both cooperation and conflict, depending on how it manifests within relationships.

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Introverts report higher cognitive confidence, but extroverts are still seen as smarter.

Self-reported performance data from CerebrumIQ users reveals a quiet confidence among introverts, but public perception still favors sociability over measured skill.

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IQ disclosure in hiring 54% of candidates would share scores, 46% would not.

New survey data from CerebrumIQ highlights growing tension around the role of cognitive scores in job applications, as candidates weigh the benefits of transparency against fears of bias.

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CerebrumIQ data shows decline in cognitive confidence amid rise in daily AI use.

New user survey data from CerebrumIQ suggests a growing perception of cognitive decline among frequent AI users, extending beyond memory to include attention, decision-making fatigue, and reduced mental initiative.

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Frequent short-video viewing is linked to lower IQ scores, CerebrumIQ data shows.

New CerebrumIQ analysis reveals a consistent IQ gap between heavy and light consumers of TikTok, Reels, and similar short-form video platforms.

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Gen Z turns to IQ testing as a response to rising self-doubt and academic inflation.

With degrees losing value and confidence in decline, young adults are turning to cognitive metrics as a new form of self-assessment and identity, according to a recent study by CerebrumIQ.

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CerebrumIQ data shows smart shaming is fueling imposter syndrome.

New findings suggest that negative attitudes toward intelligence are leaving young adults more insecure about their abilities, with smart shaming emerging as a hidden driver of imposter syndrome.

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Smart is sexy, measurable, and public: 72% say brains beat beauty.

New data from CerebrumIQ suggests a cultural reset in what people find attractive, as intelligence overtakes looks among younger generations.

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How high-IQ individuals spend their time: Insights from CerebrumIQ.

New data from CerebrumIQ reveals that adults with elevated IQ scores devote a significant share of their free time to cognitively demanding, often unconventional pursuits, from freelance cryptography to experimental music design.

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IQ testing becomes a parenting trend among younger families, finds CerebrumIQ.

More parents are seeking out IQ tests for their children, not to label them, but to better understand their cognitive strengths. A CerebrumIQ survey suggests this trend is as much about identity as it is about education.

CerebrumIQ
Shared intelligence in couples creates both harmony and rivalry, CerebrumIQ study finds.

New analysis of 2,742 couples reveals that cognitive compatibility can foster both cooperation and conflict, depending on how it manifests within relationships.

CerebrumIQ
Introverts report higher cognitive confidence, but extroverts are still seen as smarter.

Self-reported performance data from CerebrumIQ users reveals a quiet confidence among introverts, but public perception still favors sociability over measured skill.

CerebrumIQ
IQ disclosure in hiring 54% of candidates would share scores, 46% would not.

New survey data from CerebrumIQ highlights growing tension around the role of cognitive scores in job applications, as candidates weigh the benefits of transparency against fears of bias.

CerebrumIQ
CerebrumIQ data shows decline in cognitive confidence amid rise in daily AI use.

New user survey data from CerebrumIQ suggests a growing perception of cognitive decline among frequent AI users, extending beyond memory to include attention, decision-making fatigue, and reduced mental initiative.

CerebrumIQ
Frequent short-video viewing is linked to lower IQ scores, CerebrumIQ data shows.

New CerebrumIQ analysis reveals a consistent IQ gap between heavy and light consumers of TikTok, Reels, and similar short-form video platforms.

CerebrumIQ
Gen Z turns to IQ testing as a response to rising self-doubt and academic inflation.

With degrees losing value and confidence in decline, young adults are turning to cognitive metrics as a new form of self-assessment and identity, according to a recent study by CerebrumIQ.

CerebrumIQ
CerebrumIQ data shows smart shaming is fueling imposter syndrome.

New findings suggest that negative attitudes toward intelligence are leaving young adults more insecure about their abilities, with smart shaming emerging as a hidden driver of imposter syndrome.

CerebrumIQ
Smart is sexy, measurable, and public: 72% say brains beat beauty.

New data from CerebrumIQ suggests a cultural reset in what people find attractive, as intelligence overtakes looks among younger generations.

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