Big brains are not necessarily synonymous with intelligence
Many people often think that 'big brain is smart', but the latest study by scientists from Queen Mary Academy, University of London (UK) has rejected that idea.
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Many people often think that 'big brain is smart', but the latest study by scientists from Queen Mary Academy, University of London (UK) has rejected that idea.
A study in the US showed that most employers consider the appearance factors, not the intelligence or working capacity, when considering salary increase for employees.
Has your wife ever made you angry to go crazy and you regret that you were
A terrible volcanic eruption that greatly reduced the number of prehistoric creatures on the earth, but it also contributed to humanity's attainment.
Education will most likely soon enter a milestone when new findings in neuroscience, psychology, and machine learning are working together to create a foundation for new…
It is nice to say that humorous men are smarter and often more honest than hard-faced guys, a study has just revealed.
People who respond quickly and vigorously in life seem to live longer than those with slow movements, a study has revealed.
According to the study, which involved nearly 4,000 teenagers published in the Acta Paediatrica March issue, 15-year-old boys ate fish at least once a week with higher c…
Scientists say, the older you are, the more likely a man will be born with less intelligent children.
A study involving one million Swedes revealed a strong connection between intellectual ability and risk of death.
Chess instructors have discovered this sport game to help children behave smarter, better focused and logical. It is also particularly good for autistic children or beha…
A study found that Scottish soldiers who survived World War II had lower IQs than those who had fallen.
A Lebanese citizen can speak, read, and write 59 languages in the world and only take a week to master a new language.
You have many opportunities to increase your child's intelligence with good nutrition and education, because studies show that genetic factors only determine 70% of IQ.