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Digital Traces of Everyday Smartphone Usage Predict Cognitive Ability

2026-05-19

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<p>Scalable, objective judgments of individuals’ everyday cognitive functioning may facilitate decision making in key societal domains, including educational, occupational, and healthcare contexts. In a preregistered, theory-informed machine learning approach, we examine how digital traces of everyday smartphone usage allow for predictions of individuals’ general fluid intelligence (Gf), one of the most central hu...

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bbf0e674-0133-517d-9dd0-8e8e0edbde29
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10.31234/osf.io/adqre_v2
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