Intelligence predicts expertise in wine knowledge, study suggests
A new study examined whether intelligence influences acquisition of deep knowledge in specialized fields without external incentives. Using wine knowledge as a test case, researchers found that brighter individuals tend to know more about wine. The findings appear in the journal Intelligence & Cognitive Abilities.
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