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These studies suggest that relational operant skills training can improve IQ scores, particularly non-verbal IQ and processing speed in adolescents.
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The question of whether one can improve their IQ score has been a topic of interest in cognitive psychology and educational research. Various studies have explored different methods and interventions to determine their effectiveness in enhancing IQ scores.
Relational Skills Training:
IQ as a Prognostic Indicator:
The research suggests that certain interventions, such as relational operant skills training, can lead to significant improvements in IQ scores, particularly in adolescents. Additionally, IQ scores can be indicative of better prognostic outcomes in psychiatric settings, highlighting the broader implications of cognitive ability on overall well-being.
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