Are people with small heads on average dumber than those with large heads?

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small

My wife thinks so, but her own head is small and she is not as dumb as I used to believe in the beginning. By the way, large head need not necessarily mean large brain..... head can swell in size for various medical/physiological reasons as well.

Anonymous

Nope. Despite the long believed correlation, it is a scientific fact that this is NOT true.

Nepthys

If that were true the term' fathead' would be a compliment. It ain't

yimi

Studies demonstrate a correlation between brain size and intelligence, with larger brains predicting higher intelligence. The correlation appears to be related to the known small correlation of height with intelligence, which can be explained almost entirely by greater brain volume.

ChicaChica

A pin head maybe

Russian Troll

My nephew's girlfriend has a head the size of a basketball and she is an idiot.

Night Sky

Yes.

Gray Bold

Studies demonstrate a correlation between brain size and intelligence, with larger brains predicting higher intelligence. The correlation appears to be related to the known small correlation of height with intelligence, which can be explained almost entirely by greater brain volume.

h

what's google for again?

Anonymous

Are you having self-esteem issues based on the size of your tiny penis?

P

Based on my granddaughter I'd say no

Josh Alfred

To respond intelligently, we must utilize statistical analysis to reach a valid conclusion. Variable A) Head size Variable B) Intelligence Are they proportional? Only numbers can tell.

Iam

I don't think a definite link has been established. But I am not up to date with the latest research papers.

Atheist Dude

Yeah maybe

Prasad

Big-headed babies are likely to earn university degrees https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/big-headed-babies-are-likely-to-earn-university-degrees-scientists-suggest-a7315826.html

Doctor P: Big heads really are smarter https

Big heads really are smarter https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2003/sep/28/research.health

Dan

Yes, because their head doesn't hold as much.