MyIQ
Digital intimacy drives breakups for Gen Z and millennials.

64% of singles say affectionate exchanges outside a relationship count as betrayal, as digital intimacy blurs the line between connection and infidelity.

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Emotional intelligence linked to fewer conflicts and longer relationships, MyIQ analysis shows.

New data from over 4,000 MyIQ users suggests emotional insight now plays a stronger role in relationship satisfaction than verbal affirmation or romantic gestures.

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MyIQ finds 68% of parents underestimate digital challenge risks linked to self-harm content.

New survey data and internal case analysis by MyIQ reveal that most parents remain unaware of how algorithmic exposure to challenge-style content can escalate into mental-health risks for vulnerable teens.

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Emotional drift in couples is tied to cognitive misalignment, MyIQ survey finds.

New survey data from MyIQ reveals that partners who process the world in fundamentally different ways are significantly more likely to report emotional detachment.

MyIQ
Digital tests are changing how couples talk about love, MyIQ finds.

Relationship assessments are no longer private curiosities, for many couples, they have become shared tools for emotional clarity, prompting new norms around disclosure and communication.

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What jobs people with high IQs actually do.

Despite common assumptions, only 27% of top cognitive performers work in technology. New data from MyIQ reveals a far more diversified occupational landscape for high-IQ individuals.

MyIQ
Job interviews are becoming cognitive tests.

A new MyIQ survey suggests that as cognitive screening becomes more common in hiring, job seekers are responding with drills, brain games, and test-style prep.

MyIQ
Young people are quietly rejecting the scroll economy.

A new MyIQ survey suggests that young people are rejecting algorithmic distraction not with protest, but with quiet acts of digital self-inquiry.

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Burnout at work: MyIQ survey identifies the professions under the greatest emotional pressure.

Burnout does not affect all workers equally. A new MyIQ survey shows that in some professions, emotional exhaustion is not the exception; it’s the norm.

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Most parents say emotional education starts with them, not their children

New research reveals a strong correlation between parental emotional self-awareness and the ability to teach emotional intelligence to children, but also shows that many parents lack the tools to start with themselves.

MyIQ
Digital intimacy drives breakups for Gen Z and millennials.

64% of singles say affectionate exchanges outside a relationship count as betrayal, as digital intimacy blurs the line between connection and infidelity.

MyIQ
Emotional intelligence linked to fewer conflicts and longer relationships, MyIQ analysis shows.

New data from over 4,000 MyIQ users suggests emotional insight now plays a stronger role in relationship satisfaction than verbal affirmation or romantic gestures.

MyIQ
MyIQ finds 68% of parents underestimate digital challenge risks linked to self-harm content.

New survey data and internal case analysis by MyIQ reveal that most parents remain unaware of how algorithmic exposure to challenge-style content can escalate into mental-health risks for vulnerable teens.

MyIQ
Emotional drift in couples is tied to cognitive misalignment, MyIQ survey finds.

New survey data from MyIQ reveals that partners who process the world in fundamentally different ways are significantly more likely to report emotional detachment.

MyIQ
Digital tests are changing how couples talk about love, MyIQ finds.

Relationship assessments are no longer private curiosities, for many couples, they have become shared tools for emotional clarity, prompting new norms around disclosure and communication.

MyIQ
What jobs people with high IQs actually do.

Despite common assumptions, only 27% of top cognitive performers work in technology. New data from MyIQ reveals a far more diversified occupational landscape for high-IQ individuals.

MyIQ
Job interviews are becoming cognitive tests.

A new MyIQ survey suggests that as cognitive screening becomes more common in hiring, job seekers are responding with drills, brain games, and test-style prep.

MyIQ
Young people are quietly rejecting the scroll economy.

A new MyIQ survey suggests that young people are rejecting algorithmic distraction not with protest, but with quiet acts of digital self-inquiry.

MyIQ
Burnout at work: MyIQ survey identifies the professions under the greatest emotional pressure.

Burnout does not affect all workers equally. A new MyIQ survey shows that in some professions, emotional exhaustion is not the exception; it’s the norm.

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