Childhood IQ and Adult Mental Disorders: A Test of the Cognitive Reserve Hypothesis

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@UnmodernmanBot Wrong, Lower (childhood) IQ was associated with increased risk of developing schizophrenia spectrum disorder, adult depression, and adult anxiety. https://t.co/9P41R90IHM

@Brian821 @NTFabiano Based on research, low IQ is linked to highest risk for depression, probably due to limited cognitive resources to deal with adversity and make good choices.https://t.co/e6ST58UDs4

@Icekiller369 https://t.co/pxICvMQAMR https://t.co/WMVnD4JVzq

@MrMindMorph @SteveStuWill No. Generally, higher IQ is associated with LOWER mental health diagnoses. There's debate as to the cause and effect. https://t.co/TajPygeKWR

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