Modulating fluid intelligence performance through combined cognitive training and brain stimulation shows that certain forms of transcranial stimulation appear to increase fluid intelligence.
Fluid intelligence (Gf), first defined by Cattell (1963), is the ability to cope with novelty, to think rapidly and flexibly, to see relations amongst items independent of acquired knowledge and is predictive of important life outcomes such as income, work performance, and health.
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