Cognitive Epidemiology вђ Bo Melin S Research Group Karolinska Institutet Bo melins group have shown that cognitive ability (or outcome from psychometric iq test) is a strong predictor for various types of health outcomes and mortality. cognitive ability was a pronounced predictor of all cause mortality, cardiovascular disease (cvd) mortality, mortality from violent causes, and alcohol related mortality. bo melins. Bo melin was appointed professor of work psychology at karolinska institutet in 2007. his research is about investigating the causal links between cognitive and emotional abilities in relation to health and social status. articles. mortality among offenders convicted of threatening violence: a population based study.
Bo Melin S Research Group Karolinska Institutet Bo melin | cited by 2,994 | of karolinska institutet, solna (ki) | read 130 publications | contact bo melin. U lundberg, r kadefors, b melin, g palmerud, p hassmén, m engström, influences of variations in body hydration on cognitive function: effect of hyperhydration, heat stress, and exercise induced dehydration. psychophysiological stress responses, muscle tension, and neck and shoulder pain among supermarket cashiers. Article. feb 2023. using random intercept cross lagged panel models (ri clpm), researchers have concluded that within individual need for cognition (wi nfc) negatively affects subsequent within. Bo melin is also sceptical of the five factor model, at least in the context of recruitment, where the aim is to understand how well someone will succeed in the position they have applied for. “the five factor model has a certain explanatory value when it comes to describing the average success of a large group of individuals with certain traits.
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