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IQ and mental disorders.(Clinical Capsules)(Brief Article)
Low premorbid IQ scores in young men appear to be associated with the development of mental disorders, reported Erik Lykke Mortensen of the University of Copenhagen and his associates.
In a Danish study of 3,289 men who had an IQ exam when they appeared before their draft boards, 350 (11%) had a record of at least one psychiatric hospitalization, an average of 4.4 total admissions, and an average of 1.3 diagnoses (Br. J. Psychiatry 2005;187:407-15).
After adjustment for comorbid disorders, lower average IQ scores were significantly associated with adjustment disorders, personality …
- IQ and mental disorders.(Brief article)(Clinical report)
- Magazine article from: Clinical Psychiatry News Foley, Kevin December 1, 2005 700+ words
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