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When we picture intelligence, we often imagine the sharp logic of youth – quick minds that solve puzzles and absorb information like sponges. Yet, life tells a quieter, slower truth. Wisdom does not ...

An encouraging new study suggests we may hit our "functional capacity" later in life than previously believed. “Human achievement in domains such as career success tends to peak much later, typically ...

Society often treats youth as the height of human ability, but new research suggests our all-around mental and emotional peak arrives decades later. A study led by Gilles Gignac of the University of ...

PERTH, Australia — Society tells us youth equals peak performance. But recent research reveals evidence that questions this assumption. A study tracking a composite index spanning nine core constructs ...

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Modern neuroscience research published in the scientific journal Cortex partly supports that view, showing that the brains of intelligent people tend to work efficiently and briefly bulk up gray ...