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To be honest, there's no definite reason other than personally growing and being able to understand more concepts. I don't know if IQ can be "improved", but I d
by mezod 9y ago
To be honest, there's no definite reason other than personally growing and being able to understand more concepts. I don't know if IQ can be "improved", but I do know that people who have battled through difficult problems develop ways of thinking that make it easier for further difficult concepts to be understood. Abstract thinking is very powerful and you can train it.
- allhailkatt 9y agoIQ can be higher and lower during a lifetime, surprisingly, as long as you maintain brain plasticity. This works even better for people who think of intelligence as something improvable, like physical skill. You might not start with great ability, but with practice you'll get better.