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ISSN:0160-2896

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Jianghong Liu,Hua Yang,Linda Li et al. Jianghong Liu et al.
Normative data for 5-6 year olds on the Chinese Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence (WPPSI) are reported for samples tested in 1984 and 2006. There was a significant increase in Full Scale IQ of 4.53 points over the 22 year period, ...
Geoff Der,Ian J Deary Geoff Der
Background: Reaction time (RT) has played a prominent part in research on mental ability for over a century. Throughout this time a number of questions have been repeatedly posed: what is the relationship of RT to general...
Iva Čukić,Caroline E Brett,Catherine M Calvin et al. Iva Čukić et al.
Objective: To extend previous literature that suggests higher IQ in youth is associated with living longer. Previous studies have been unable to assess reliably whether the effect differs across sexes and ages of death, a...
Adele M Taylor,Stuart J Ritchie,Ian J Deary Adele M Taylor
Maintaining good cognitive function is important for successful aging, and it has been suggested recently that having and optimistic outlook may also be valuable. However few have studied the relationship between cognitive ability and dispo...
Stuart J Ritchie,Elliot M Tucker-Drob,Simon R Cox et al. Stuart J Ritchie et al.
It is critical to discover why some people's cognitive abilities age better than others'. We applied multivariate growth curve models to data from a narrow-age cohort measured on a multi-domain IQ measure at age 11 years and a comprehensive...
Elise Whitley,Ian J Deary,Stuart J Ritchie et al. Elise Whitley et al.
Background: Populations worldwide are aging. Cognitive decline is an important precursor of dementia, illness and death and, even within the normal range, is associated with poorer performance on everyday tasks. However, ...
Christina Wraw,Ian J Deary,Geoff Der et al. Christina Wraw et al.
Background: Few cognitive epidemiology studies on mental health have focused on the links between pre-morbid intelligence and self-reports of common mental disorders, such as depression, sleep difficulties, and mental hea...
Ian J Deary,Stuart J Ritchie Ian J Deary
Processing speed is an important human cognitive capability that might underlie differences in other cognitive skills and their aging. We aimed to test aging-related processing speed differences using a novel cross-sectional design that adj...
W D Hill,G Davies,D C Liewald et al. W D Hill et al.
Two themes are emerging regarding the molecular genetic aetiology of intelligence. The first is that intelligence is influenced by many variants and those that are tagged by common single nucleotide polymorphisms account for around 30% of t...
Christina Wraw,Ian J Deary,Catharine R Gale et al. Christina Wraw et al.
Background: The link between intelligence in youth and all-cause mortality in later-life is well established. To better understand this relationship, the current study examines the links between pre-morbid intelligence an...