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***Hormones and intelligence***Hello,
I'd like to know if there is any conclusion on the relationship between intelligence and hormones. Can hormones affect how deep a person can think? I understand that the endocrine system is very delicate and intricate. So, can any change in its nature change the way a person thinks? I'd also like to recieve links to interesting studies on this subject. Regards. -- rAgAv
Hormones certainly can affect how well a person can concentrate, and probably how long they can constantly address a particular problem before taking a mental "break." That should affect a lot of tests that supposedly measure intelligence.
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