Participation in the Research Work

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Consent of the subject to determine whether IQ is inherited or not

Hello __________________

This is Riya. Hope you are doing great. I am doing a Research project for which I need your help. Can I request you and your child to take a small test which will help me correlate data into some conclusions? I appreciate your participation in helping my research work. Thanking you.

Synopsis:

Genes are crucial for the development of any living organism on the Earth. They contain information which aids in protein synthesis. These proteins are important for the normal functioning of the body. Genes are inherited from the parents through the DNA. The offspring inherits one chromosome from each parent. However, the main question is whether the genes control the inheritance of the way a person thinks. Intelligence Quotient, also known as the IQ, is the measurement of the reasoning skills and intelligence of a person. This experiment was designed to determine whether the IQ is an inherited factor. To determine whether IQ is inherent or not you are asked to take an IQ test with your offspring which can help us to reach to the conclusion.  

Participants Consent:
By taking this test, I hereby allow Riya Naik to use the test score for her study purposes and further publication if any.

Instructions to Participant
Please follow the link below to take the test:

Take Test

Once you and your child complete the test, the site will ask you to select output option which will be print, save on cloud and email.

Please select the email option and enter rgresearch2001@gmail.com as a recipient email address. There can be multiple recipients option as well which will allow to send yourself copy of the result.


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