Factors affecting Intelligence

Factors Affecting Intelligence

  1. Heredity and environment : Heredity provides the physical body to be developed with some capabilities. Environment provides for the maturation and training of the organism.
  2. Age : Studies show that maximum I.Q is attained at about 20 years and remain relatively stable until around to and decreases afterward.
  3. Health and Physical development :
  4. Sex: Studies reveal not boys are supposed to excel in more abstract areas of learning such as mathematics and physical science. Men are supposed to be more mechanical than women. Girls excel in material that deal more directly with humanities.
  5. Race: There is no conniving evidence to show how far race is a factors in determining intellectual level.
  6. Culture : Culture influences the intelligence of the individual to a degree.
  7. Social and economic condition: No direct relationship.
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