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“Ceci sera mon ultime article sur les personnes à haut #QI. Depuis 2016 nous avons mené 5 études sur le sujet, qui ont toutes confirmé que les #HQI n'ont pas plus de difficultés scolaires, cognitives ou psychologiques. En voici le résumé et le point final: https://t.co/QBarQFNxEY”

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Introduction Depuis de longues années, l’idée selon laquelle les enfants et adultes à haut quotient intellectuel (HQI) seraient particulièrement à risque d’échec scolaire ou de troubles psychologiq…

High Cognitive Ability and Mental Health: Findings from a Large Community Sample of Adolescents

Whereas it has sometimes been asserted that the intellectually gifted would be more prone to develop mental health problems, empirical studies generally do not seem to support such claims. However, much of the available research has relied on preselected samples, introducing risks for sample selection bias. This study scrutinized the relationship between intellectual giftedness (defined as high cognitive ability) and mental health in a large, non-selective sample of early adolescents (n = 3409; 49.6% boys; Mage = 12.5 years). Using a standardized intelligence test (CoVaT-CHC) to identify participants with a high cognitive ability (IQ ≥ 120; n = 403), we compared self- and parent-reported levels of emotional problems, conduct problems, hyperactivity/inattention, and self-reported worry and global self-esteem between high and average ability adolescents. Findings indicated that adolescents with a high cognitive ability were not at increased risk of psychological maladjustment; if any, differences were in favor of the high ability group. However, adolescents who had been formally identified as gifted (i.e., who had received a gifted label) did report worse adjustment for a number of outcomes.

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