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This paper doesn't mention IQ even once. It just discusses general effects it can have e.g. potential problems with multi-tasking for some, possible beneficial
by Tenoke 5y ago
This paper doesn't mention IQ even once. It just discusses general effects it can have e.g. potential problems with multi-tasking for some, possible beneficial effects via increased mental stimulation for the elderly etc. This is quite different than what you initially proposed, not to mention inconclusive.
- j_walter 5y agoWhat do you think cognitive decline means? IQ tests are also called cognitive assessments and the accurate ones (not the ones you take online) involve a lot of different aspects of assessing how your brain is working. Many psychologists don't like the term IQ because it's too basic of a term...which is why many papers studying the subject do not include it. http://pictonpsychology.com.au/home-2/assessments/cognitive-assessment/ http://pictonpsychology.com.au/home-2/assessments/cognitive-...