Flynn Effect

The Flynn effect refers to the observed increase in average IQ scores in many countries over the 20th century and continuing into the 21st century. This trend suggests that people today perform better on IQ tests than those from previous generations. Factors contributing to this effect may include improved education, better nutrition, increased access to information, and more stimulating environments. In the context of general knowledge, it signifies that individuals today might possess a broader understanding of various topics compared to those in the past, reflecting both cultural and societal advancements.