Jordan Mitchell

Cognitive neuroscientist & junior content writer

Originally from Boston, Jordan pursued a Ph.D. in Cognitive Neuroscience. His focus has been on the neurological underpinnings of intelligence and the impact of neuroplasticity on IQ scores. After years of in-depth research in this field, Jordan transitioned into science communication to make complex topics more accessible to the general public. As a junior content writer, he bring fresh perspectives on the brain's intricate functions in relation to IQ testing.

Jordan’s articles

The Cognitive Benefits of Bilingualism: Unlocking Your Potential

The main cognitive benefits of being bilingual include improved memory, accelerated cognitive development, and slowed cognitive decline.

The PISA Test: What It Is & How It Impacts Education

The PISA test is an assessment tool used to evaluate school systems and determine which areas of education could use improvement.

A Guide to Syllogism: Definition, Types, Rules, Examples, & More

Syllogism is a form of deductive reasoning that allows you to draw a valid conclusion from two premises assumed to be true.

Can Low-IQ Parents Have a High-IQ Child: IQ Heritability

Find out if low-IQ parents can have a high-IQ child and what factors, aside from genetics, determine the intelligence quotient.

IQ 110: How Exceptional Is It & What Jobs Would Be the Best Fit?

Discover what an IQ of 110 means, where it ranks on the intelligence scale, and which careers are suitable for people with this score.

IQ 130: Exploring What It Means [+ Ideal Career Choices]

Learn what an IQ of 130 means, how it compares to average intelligence, what careers it thrives in, and which celebrities have it.