This Infographic Lists Signs You Could be Smarter Than Average
Alyson Wyers — August 27, 2015 — Tech
References: businessinsider.sg & designtaxi
If you feel like you are smarter than average, this chart includes science-backed signs you might just be more intelligent than others. From Business Insider, the infographic displays eight things to look out for in total.
If you are the eldest child you could be smarter than average, not due to genetics, but because of family dynamics and psychology. Non-smokers are also more intelligent. While some might argue it is a dumb decision to start smoking in the first place because of the health effects, an Israeli study also indicates smoking decreases your IQ. Music lessons as a child, left handedness, a thin and tall physique are other indicators. If you have done recreational drugs and have a cat you could also be more than mediocre in the brains department.
If you are the eldest child you could be smarter than average, not due to genetics, but because of family dynamics and psychology. Non-smokers are also more intelligent. While some might argue it is a dumb decision to start smoking in the first place because of the health effects, an Israeli study also indicates smoking decreases your IQ. Music lessons as a child, left handedness, a thin and tall physique are other indicators. If you have done recreational drugs and have a cat you could also be more than mediocre in the brains department.
Trend Themes
1. Eldest Child Intelligence - Family dynamics and psychology contribute to the eldest child being smarter than average, presenting opportunities for innovative parenting techniques.
2. Non-smokers Intelligence - The intelligence correlation with non-smokers presents an opportunity for developing smoking cessation programs that emphasize cognitive benefits.
3. Music Lessons and Intelligence - The positive relationship between childhood music lessons and intelligence suggests an opportunity for integrating music education into early childhood development programs.
Industry Implications
1. Parenting - Exploring family dynamics and implementing innovative parenting techniques can capitalize on the eldest child intelligence trend.
2. Health and Wellness - Developing smoking cessation programs that highlight the cognitive benefits of quitting smoking can tap into the non-smokers intelligence trend.
3. Education - Integrating music education into early childhood development programs can leverage the positive correlation between music lessons and intelligence.
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