High IQ Pro Credentials

Dr. Mark A. Smith. Director. Mark obtained a Ph.D in cognitive psychology and neuroscience from the joint Carnegie Mellon University and Pittsburgh University Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition (CNBC) program. Between 2000 and 2003 he was a Lecturer in experimental psychology at the University of Cambridge, England. His current research is in fluid intelligence and critical thinking interventions. His website can be accessed here.
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Dr. Matthew Checkley. Dr. Checkley has an MBA and a PhD in Strategy from Warwick Business School, and is a Lecturer in Canterbury Christ Church University. He has worked as a consultant to Connect Midlands and Warwick Ventures, helping entrepreneurs to raise over £120 million. He worked in IT industry analysis for eight years, analyzing equities for two major investment banks.  He has published book chapters and numerous journal articles.  

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The Scientists Behind the Historical Development of the Dual N-Back Training Exercise for Raising IQ.

High IQ Pro®  is brain training software that builds on scientists’ theoretical understanding of working memory and the n-back training exercise  that has been used by cognitive neuroscientists in laboratories for over a decade. The scientists most central to the the historical development of this training method are shown below. Note that these individuals were not involved in the development of High IQ Pro, and this is not an endorsement of the product on their part.    

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Professor Alan Baddeley, FRS, CBE. Psychology. University of York. Developed our understanding of the multiple components of working memory.
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Dr Susanne Jaeggi. University of Michigan. Lead the research project that demonstrated an intelligence gain from dual n-back training. Reference here.  

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Dr Martin Buschkuehl. Research Fellow. University of Michigan. Member of research team who demonstrated an intelligence gain from dual n-back training.  

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Professor John Jonides, Psychology & Neuroscience, University of Michigan. Member of research team who demonstrated an intelligence gain from dual n-back training.  

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