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>"A non-peer-reviewed study" >"analysed results from 84,285 people who completed a study called the Great British Intelligence Test [online]" >"The findings,
by stakkur 6y ago
>"A non-peer-reviewed study"
>"analysed results from 84,285 people who completed a study called the Great British Intelligence Test [online]"
>"The findings, which have yet to be reviewed by other experts"
>"(this is) an intriguing but inconclusive piece of research"
>"The cognitive function of the participants was not known pre-COVID"
It's clickbait. The new 'research' these days is to rush to publish online, without peer review, using 'self-selected people taking an online test' as data, but presenting it as 'important research'.