Estimated intelligence quotient in anorexia nervosa: a systematic review and meta-analysis of the literature

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RT @SleazyPornMaker: @718Tv My guess is that higher IQ women are more neurotic and being part of the upper class exacerbates insecurities (…

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@718Tv My guess is that higher IQ women are more neurotic and being part of the upper class exacerbates insecurities (imagine growing up with a status competition going on at all times) https://t.co/K2lXKdkgTF

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