Phrenologists rejoice! Researchers at the Virginia Commonwealth University have determined that brain size does indeed correlate with intelligence.
Of course, irony always manages to strike a cruel blow:
‘On average, smarter people learn quicker, make fewer errors, and are more productive,’ McDaniel said. ‘The use of intelligence tests in screening job applicants has substantial economic benefits for organizations.’
Learn quicker?
The U.S. military has long used ASVAB testing as a method of determining the MOS of new recruits. Not the most politically-correct indicator of job performance or ability, but certainly an interesting study nonetheless. These days, the military has improved this test and now offers a full ASVAB practice test to ensure all candidates are suitable for the role and habitable conditions.