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Cognitive Psychology
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Wednesday, 20 January 2010 09:37 |
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A new study involving the collaboration of researchers from the US and China has revealed that the ability to recognise faces has a genetic component and is inherited separately from IQ. This means that some people could have a high IQ, but be poor at recognising faces, while some people with low IQs could be very good at recognising faces.
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Read more... [The Ability to Recognise Faces Is Inherited Separately From IQ]
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