Using Mensa members as the study group seems fatally flawed.
Mensa seems to attract people who define themselves by their intelligence, instead of by their success. It wouldn't surprise me that they would be more anxious and depressed than average.
Higher rates of allergies could be explained by socioeconomic, racial and cultural biases in those who gravitate towards Mensa.
Mensa seems to attract people who define themselves by their intelligence, instead of by their success. It wouldn't surprise me that they would be more anxious and depressed than average.
Higher rates of allergies could be explained by socioeconomic, racial and cultural biases in those who gravitate towards Mensa.