IQs Corner recognized in Scientific American - self pat on the blog back

Thanks to Dr. Scott Decker for alerting me to the fact that the humble blog you are reading (aka., IQs Corner) was mentioned in the current issue of Scientific American: Mind, which had a featured article on the "Teen Brain."

The "Calendar" page, which lists misc. sources of information, included (under Web Sites) the site you are now reading. I can't believe it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If readers will allow me to do so...pat....pat.....pat....(self-pats on the back).


Even more exciting was the description of our humble blog.

• "Intelligent Insights on Intelligence Theories and Tests (aka IQ's Corner). Kevin McGrew, a professional in the psychometric field, also offers an excellent set of links (mostly to blogs in related fields), which save you the trouble of staying up all night trolling the internet to get the 'blox populi' of the mind and brain community."

To say the least....I now feel some serious pressure to deliver. This nice plug has energized me to pay more attention to IQ's Corner, which, more-or-less, is a humble little hobby that I squeeze into my spare time.

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