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Quick response times correlate with higher general intelligence
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Multiple studies demonstrate a consistent positive correlation between faster reaction times/processing speed and higher general intelligence.

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A Differential–Developmental Model (DDM): Mental Speed, Attention Lapses, and General Intelligence (g)
2017 · cited by 11
The differential-developmental model highlights mental speed and reaction time as key components predicting general intelligence (g).
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The retrieved literature consistently supports the long-standing observation in differential psychology that mental speed (operationalized as reaction time) correlates positively with measures of general intelligence (g) and cognitive ability.

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Visual Search, Reaction Time, and Cognitive Ability
1998 · cited by 4
Results demonstrate significant correlations between faster reaction times and higher scores on cognitive ability scales.
Associations between the resting EEG aperiodic slope and broad domains of cognitive ability.
2024 · cited by 0
Latent reaction time variables are significantly associated with a general cognitive ability factor, with faster responses linked to broader performance.
Information processing speed mediates the relationship between white matter and general intelligence in schizophrenia.
2016 · cited by 0
Information processing speed is shown to support and mediate the relationship between neural structure and general intelligence.
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judged → SUPPORTED · 8204 Aug 2026
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