However, Albert Einstein, who made quite notable contributions to the world of science, 26 years old the fact that he signed many important works; Newton’s law of universal gravitation 25 years old discovery seems to confirm this hypothesis.

Many researchers and psychologists, At what age does our intelligence reach its peak? did very detailed studies on the subject and produced striking results.

We often think that our ability to quickly recall information and think quickly peaks around age 20 and declines as we age. But research suggests that not all aspects of mental age are the same.

Studies show that several components of intelligence reached its peak at different ages. Some of our intelligence skills reach their most productive stage in high school and college. Others continue to develop beyond age 40.

Germine and Hartshorne developed a new way of data analysis to determine at which age or age group each skill peaks.

As a result of this analysis study, it was found that different cognitive abilities are present in the brain certainly not reach its peak at a certain age detected. Basically, there is no certain peak point for any particular age, and this point can vary depending on different age groups or individuals.

The researchers collected data from nearly 500,000 subjects and created a table showing that each skill they tested peaked at different ages.

As a result of this research raw speed in information processing peaks at 18 or 19 and then starts to fall, short-term memory It continues to develop until age 25 and usually subsides around age 35.

Psychologists in the United States conducted several tests on 48,537 people aged 10 to 89 about how their intelligence skills changed with age.

These tests measure working memory, emotion recognition, numeracy and vocabulary. language, IQ and memory tests insisted. One of these skills, coding with numbers and symbols, is usually between 19 and 20 years old. while at its most efficient in performance, working memory peaks in the mid-20s to mid-30s. After age 30, this ability gradually declines.

Although emotion recognition function is quite high in the 20s, this skill continues to develop until age 48, but declines after age 48.

What we have is also called crystal intelligence vocabulary However, it continues to develop regularly with age. While we generally think that this skill declines after age 60, our vocabulary does not decline as we age. On the contrary, it continues to reach its peak with age.

Phillip Ackerman sought to determine how intelligence specific to field studies compares to age and applied some tests to 288 people between the ages of 21 and 62 who had attained a certain level of education.

These fields include art, music, literature, biology, chemistry, physics, astronomy, law, psychology, technology and electronics. As a result of this study, Ackerman in general middle-aged peoplediscovered that they had more knowledge than young people in many areas.

But this finding also revealed a surprising exception. The fields of chemistry, biology and physics are the opposite. more in young people was in an upward trend.

Considering all these implications, we conclude that different parts of our intelligence peak at different stages of our lives.

Some skills remain stationary throughout life, others as we get older reaches its maximum efficiency or tends to decrease.

• Sources: Science Alert, MIT News, Scientific American