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what is the Flynn Effect
The Flynn Effect refers to the steady, worldwide rise in average IQ scores from one generation to the next over the 20th century.
Key Points
IQ scores in many countries increased by about 3 points per decade.
The effect was found across different cultures, socioeconomic levels, and types of IQ tests.
The rise is not genetic, it happened too quickly for genes to change.
Why did IQ scores rise?
Better nutrition and health
More years of schooling
More cognitively complex environments
Smaller family sizes
Better public health
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