If you’ve received a score of 130, 140, or 150 on an IQ test — or if you’re simply curious about what these numbers represent — you’ve likely found that the internet offers more mythology than explanation. These scores place individuals well above average, but what that means practically, statistically, …
Decision Acuity and Its Impact on Mental Health
Moutoussis et al. (2021) introduce “decision acuity” as a measurable cognitive construct distinct from intelligence quotient (IQ). Their research investigates how decision acuity relates to mental health, social functioning, and brain connectivity, offering new insights into the interplay between cognition and psychopathology. Background Decision-making has long been recognized as a …