Stuart Ritchie - Jacobs Foundation
Research Focus Stuart Ritchie is a psychologist whose work focuses on the development of cognitive abilities. He is interested both in the causes of cognitive differences between people (for example, his research has confirmed that education positively affects intelligence test scores) and also the effects of cognitive differences on people’s lives (for example, he is […]
Research Focus Stuart Ritchie is a psychologist whose work focuses on the development of cognitive abilities. He is interested both in the causes of cognitive differences between people (for example, his research has confirmed that education positively affects intelligence test scores) and also the effects of cognitive differences on people’s lives (for example, he is interested in how cognitive abilities relate to mental health). To address these research questions, Stuart uses a range of techniques from different disciplines including psychometrics, cognitive neuroscience, and behaviour…
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