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[...] IQ Mindware is now taking a clearly defined research and development strategy to develop cognitive [...]

[...] interested in how best to train your working memory using the dual n-back - specifically using IQ Mindware working memory training software. The post The Most Effective Training Strategies For Dual N- [...]

[...] interested in how best to train your working memory using the dual n-back - specifically using IQ Mindware working memory training software. [...]

[...] R&D and beta testing, I’m very happy to announce the launch of a powerful new IQ Mindware software product that is completely unique in the brain training market – an emotional [...]

[...] in stone, impervious to change. IQ is like height – fixed in young adulthood. Others have a growth mindset about their mental capacities, believing they can get better at almost anything with enough [...]

[...] in stone, impervious to change. IQ is like height – fixed in young adulthood. Others have a growth mindset about their mental capacities, believing they can get better at almost anything with enough [...]

[...] of the psychologists David Hambrick and Elizabeth Meinz, in addition,  has shown that working memory capacity, the key component of IQ targeted by the IQMindware training applications, predicts [...]

[...] of the psychologists David Hambrick and Elizabeth Meinz, in addition,  has shown that working memory capacity, the key component of IQ targeted by the IQMindware training applications, predicts [...]

[...] psychologists David Hambrick and Elizabeth Meinz, in addition,  has shown that working memory capacity, the key component of IQ targeted by the IQMindware training applications, predicts [...]

[...] .3 Major Upgrade – Interference Control and 2G scoring appeared first on IQ Mindware - Brain Training Apps and Exercises. [...]

[...] their body and biology. The post Brain Food and Biohacking appeared first on IQ Mindware - Brain Training Apps and Exercises. [...]

[...] . The post Lumosity Brain Training – Does It Work? appeared first on IQ Mindware - Brain Training Apps and Exercises. [...]

[...] ..] The post How Social Status Comparisons Can Make You Dumb appeared first on IQ Mindware - Brain Training Apps and Exercises. [...]

[...] term for ability to regulate one’s attention and exert self-control and willpower is ‘executive function’. Researchers have found that levels of executive function have a deep impact on nearly [...]

[...] term for ability to regulate one’s attention and exert self-control and willpower is ‘executive function’. Researchers have found that levels of executive function have a deep impact on nearly [...]

[...] night call. In addition, laboratory studies have shown that modafinil enhances aspects of executive function in rested healthy adults, particularly inhibitory control. Unlike Adderall and Ritalin, [...]

[...] that depends on glucose levels in the blood. This is not a surprise because glucose is the main energy supply for the brain. [...]

[...] that depends on glucose levels in the blood. This is not a surprise because glucose is the main energy supply for the brain. [...]

[...] (GDP) was $229 higher. For the smartest 5% of the population in each country – the cognitive elites –  it made an even more dramatic difference to salary: for every additional IQ [...]

[...] (GDP) was $229 higher. For the smartest 5% of the population in each country – the cognitive elites –  it made an even more dramatic difference to salary: for every additional IQ [...]

[...] IQ of Ivy League college graduates has shot up from 120 to 142. The post The Bell Curve, Cognitive Elites, and Synergistic Strategy-Capacity Training appeared first on IQ Mindware - Brain Training [...]

While the average IQ of all college graduates in the country has barely changed (from 111 to 113), the average IQ of Ivy League college graduates has [...]

[...] column (link here), is strengthening what psychologists call executive function – the cognitive skills that allow us to manage and control our thoughts and impulses. When we make a phone call we [...]

[...] term memory mechanisms for flexibly updating goal-relevant information. These kinds of cognitive skills are called executive functions, and they are closely associated with self-control and [...]

[...] column (link here), is strengthening what psychologists call executive function – the cognitive skills that allow us to manage and control our thoughts and impulses. When we make a phone call we [...]

[...] term memory mechanisms for flexibly updating goal-relevant information. These kinds of cognitive skills are called executive functions, and they are closely associated with self-control and [...]

[...] are deliberately trained or modified. The post Intelligence Augmentation: Biohacking and Mindhacking IQ appeared first on IQ Mindware: Apps & Strategies for IQ, EQ, HOCS & Skills Learning. [...]

Intelligence augmentation – or IA – has been defined as follows: “IA involves supplementing our own brain’s abilities using a range o [...]

A new randomized controlled study has just come out looking at the effects of Lumosity’s brain train­ing exercises on Mild Cog­ni­tive Impa [...]

A new randomized controlled study has just come out looking at the effects of Lumosity’s brain train­ing exercises on Mild Cog­ni­tive Impa [...]