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    Simple reaction time has slowed since 1889.


    Simple reaction time genetically correlates with g.


    Psychometric meta-analysis reveals a decline in g of − 1.23 points per decade.


    The decline between 1889 and 2004 is − 14.1 points.


    This is the first direct measurement of a probable dysgenic trend in IQ.

    While I think this is certainly possible, I also think that it is entirely possible that this only LOOSELY correlates with measures of IQ other than processing speed.

    And a look at their data suggests that it's not exactly robust, this effect. {ahem}



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    I'd love to think that it is true, of course. Because I think-- just anecdotally-- that the Flynn effect is baloney.


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