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<blockquote data-quote="Zoii" data-source="post: 73690978" data-attributes="member: 391745"><p>Intelligence, September-October 2013, Vol.41(5), pp.482-489</p><p></p><p>Abstract</p><p>Is there a positive impact of intelligence on religious disbelief after we account for the fact that both average intelligence and religious disbelief tend to be higher in more developed countries? We carry out four beta regression analyses and conclude that the answer is yes. We also compute impact curves that show how the effect of intelligence on atheism changes with average intelligence quotients. The impact is stronger at lower intelligence levels, peaks somewhere between 100 and 110, and then weakens. Bootstrap standard errors for our point estimates and bootstrap confidence intervals are also computed. •It has been established that intelligence positively correlates with atheism.•We show that intelligence impacts atheism even we account for economic development.•Impact curves of intelligence on religious disbelief are constructed.</p><p></p><p>The conclusions are a little concerning when seeking a religious pathway.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zoii, post: 73690978, member: 391745"] Intelligence, September-October 2013, Vol.41(5), pp.482-489 Abstract Is there a positive impact of intelligence on religious disbelief after we account for the fact that both average intelligence and religious disbelief tend to be higher in more developed countries? We carry out four beta regression analyses and conclude that the answer is yes. We also compute impact curves that show how the effect of intelligence on atheism changes with average intelligence quotients. The impact is stronger at lower intelligence levels, peaks somewhere between 100 and 110, and then weakens. Bootstrap standard errors for our point estimates and bootstrap confidence intervals are also computed. •It has been established that intelligence positively correlates with atheism.•We show that intelligence impacts atheism even we account for economic development.•Impact curves of intelligence on religious disbelief are constructed. The conclusions are a little concerning when seeking a religious pathway. [/QUOTE]
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