
Episode 64: IQ
The Studies Show
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IQ, Self-Assessment, and the Dunning-Kruger Effect
This chapter explores the relationship between IQ levels and hospitalization risks for mental disorders, finding that higher IQ is associated with lower risks. It also examines the Dunning-Kruger effect, revealing discrepancies between self-perceived and actual IQ, especially among those with lower IQs. The discussion includes significant studies that challenge traditional views on intelligence and self-awareness, ultimately calling for a more nuanced understanding of cognitive abilities.
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