Rethinking the relationship between intelligence quotient and the level of Well-Being
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https://doi.org/10.61173/c6rpy152Keywords:
intelligence quotient, well-being, happiness, personality, psychological well-beingAbstract
The level of well-being is determined by both psychological health and physical
living. Yet, most current research only shows the effect of Intelligence quotient (IQ) on career and wealth. Some researchers even argue that IQ has no relationship with well-being. In this literature review, I say that IQ plays essential roles in psychological and physical well-being. I first explore the relationship between psychological well-being and personality, then relate character with IQ. Secondly, I examine the relationship between IQ and the ability to research how IQ influences physical living. Finally, I found out that a high IQ may lead to depression.
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