2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.paid.2023.112110
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The future of intelligence: A prediction of the FLynn effect based on past student assessment studies until the year 2100

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“…in Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush or Joe Biden). At the country level, we have described such examples of cognitive problems in everyday life for Germany [52]. (2) In view of the current climate in science and society, it can be considered disrespectful to describe cognitive deficits in others.…”
Section: Estimated Cognitive Abilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…in Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush or Joe Biden). At the country level, we have described such examples of cognitive problems in everyday life for Germany [52]. (2) In view of the current climate in science and society, it can be considered disrespectful to describe cognitive deficits in others.…”
Section: Estimated Cognitive Abilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…What may well prompt current 'techno-enthusiasm' to become future 'human ignorance' is the fact that, through a process of 'learned helplessness' and the deskilling of the mental sphere (Friedland, 2019;Lindebaum & Ramirez, 2023), that we, as theorists, lose the ability to explain and understand the social world. The fact that intelligence levels in the general population have been decreasing for some time in the general population (Rindermann & Becker, 2023), while the use of technology increases, gives me cause for concern here, especially in the context of management learning (Lindebaum, 2023a(Lindebaum, , 2023b. While I agree with others when they claim that "the need to understand how new ideas .…”
Section: Dirk Lindebaummentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this paper, I will first highlight some possible reasons for grade inflation, focusing on the factors related to instructors. While I acknowledge that other factors can also contribute to grade inflation, like the no-fail policy during the pandemic situation (Sarao, 2022) and the global rising IQ of people, otherwise known as the Flynn effect (Rindermann & Becker, 2023), this paper will concentrate solely on the instructors' side. I suggest that instructors influence grade inflation through the following: (1) compassion, (2) laziness, (3) apathy, and (4) sycophancy.…”
Section: Instructor-driven Causesmentioning
confidence: 99%