“…Up to now, across dozens of studies, theoretically expected and thus meaningful aggregate-level associations of national IQ with numerous other psychological, socioeconomic, and demographic indicators have been obtained. Variables investigated range from atheism ( Lynn, Harvey, & Nyborg, 2009 ), scholastic achievement ( Lynn, et al, 2007 ), fertility ( Shatz, 2008 ), inbreeding depression ( Woodley, 2009 ), health outcomes ( Reeve, 2009 ), and life history traits ( Rushton, 2004 ;Templer, 2008 ) to homicide ( Lester, 2003 ;Templer, Connelly, Lester, Arikawa, & Mancuso, 2007 ) and suicide rates ( Voracek, 2004( Voracek, , 2005( Voracek, , 2006( Voracek, , 2007a( Voracek, , 2008, to name just a few examples (for a comprehensive review, see Lynn & Vanhanen, 2012b ).…”