James Flynn: IQ may go up as well as down | Psychology | The Guardian
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James Flynn, discoverer of the 'Flynn effect', explains why environment plays a major role in determining a social group's IQ levels
'It's not just in the genes': James Flynn. Photograph: Graham Turner 'It's not just in the genes': James Flynn. Photograph: Graham Turner My bright idea Psychology This article is more than 13 years old Interview James Flynn: IQ may go up as well as down This article is more than 13 years old Interview by Ian Tucker The discoverer of the 'Flynn effect' says environment plays a major role in determining a social group's IQ levels Sat 22 Sep 2012 19.05 EDT Share Prefer the Guardian on Google J ames Flynn studied mathematics and physics at the University of Chicago, before switching to political
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