Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Teenage School Fights Retards IQ

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Teenage School Fights Retards IQ
Sep 4th 2013, 07:12


The scientists said that a single fight among teen girls can retard their IQ equivalent to missing a year at school and in teen boys two fights can cause loss of IQ in a similar way. A decrease in IQ is related to low professional and academic performances and decreased life.

A researcher from Florida State University noted that the explanation was quite vicious as it compared retarded IQ with poor work performance, behavioral problems, mental disorders and longevity.

The researchers assessed the data obtained from 20,000 center and followed students into their adulthood. The boys had high ratio of fight-related injuries as compared to girls.

Every fight-associated injury caused to a damage of 1.62 IQ in boys and 3.02 IQ points in girls.

According to experts a decline of 2 to 4 IQ points resulted in damage equivalent to one school year.

The researchers advocated their commentary for highlighting the importance of stairs to invalidate damage sustained by teenagers by fighting bullying or fighting. The teen years are vital years for growth of mind and body.

Joseph Schwartz, the co-author and a doctoral tyro in a College of Criminology and Criminal Justice, said in a news release, "We tend to concentration on factors that might outcome in increases in comprehension over time, though examining factors that outcome in decreases might be usually as important."

He further added, "The initial step in editing a problem is bargain the underlying causes. By meaningful that fighting-related injuries outcome in a poignant diminution in intelligence, we can start to rise programs and protocols directed during effective intervention."

Joseph A. Schwartz stated, "It's no surprise that being severely physically injured results in negative repercussions, but the extent to which such injuries affect intelligence was quite surprising."

According to Beaver the communities and educational institutions should develop strategies and policies to minimize injuries and trauma sustained by teenagers during their crucial developing years through bullying or fighting.

It can be finally said that teenage injuries should be dealt with poignantly as the entire life of the child can be affected by it.

Source-Medindia

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