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Books

• Lynn, Richard (1988). Educational achievement in Japan: Lessons for the West (Studies in social revaluation).
• Lynn, Richard (1997). Dysgenics: Genetic Deterioration in Modern Populations. Praeger Publishers. ISBN 9780275949174.
• Lynn, Richard (2001). The Science of Human Diversity: A History of the Pioneer Fund. University Press of America. ISBN 076182040X.
• Lynn, Richard (2001). Eugenics: A Reassessment. Praeger Publishers. ISBN 9780275958220.
• Lynn, Richard; Vanhanen, Tatu (2002). IQ and the Wealth of Nations. Westport, Connecticut: Praeger. ISBN 9780275975104.
• Lynn, Richard; Vanhanen, Tatu (2006). IQ and Global Inequality. Washington Summit Publishers. ISBN 1-59368-025-2.
• Lynn, Richard; Vanhanen, Tatu (2012). Intelligence: A Unifying Construct for the Social Sciences. Ulster: Ulster Institute for Social Research. ISBN 9780956881175.
• Lynn, Richard (2015) [2006]. Race Differences in Intelligence: An Evolutionary Analysis. Washington Summit Publishers. ISBN 978-1593680190.
• Lynn, Richard; Becker, David (2019). The Intelligence of Nations. London: Ulster Institute for Social Research. ISBN 9780993000157.
• Lynn, Richard; Dutton, Edward (2019). Race Differences in Psychopathic Personality: An Evolutionary Analysis. Augusta, Georgia: Washington Summit Publishers. ISBN 9781593680626.
• Lynn, Richard (2020). Memoirs of a Dissident Psychologist. Ulster Institute for Social Research. ISBN 9780993000171.
• Lynn, Richard (2021). Sex Differences in Intelligence: The Developmental Theory. Arktos Media Ltd. ISBN 978-1914208652.

Journal papers

• Lynn, R.J. (2022). New Evidence Confirms that the IQ in Sicily Is Lower than in the Mainland. Mankind Quarterly.
• Piffer, D., & Lynn, R.J. (2022). In Italy, North-South Differences in Student Performance Are Mirrored by Differences in Polygenic Scores for Educational Attainment. Mankind Quarterly.
• Bakhiet, S.F., Dutton, E.C., & Lynn, R.J. (2021). A Study of Intelligence in Jordan Assessed by the Coloured Progressive Matrices. Mankind Quarterly.
• Lynn, R.J., & Fuerst, J. (2021). Recent Studies of Ethnic Differences in the Cognitive Ability of Adolescents in the United Kingdom. Mankind Quarterly, 61, 987-999.
• Lynn, R.J. (2021). Sex Differences in Verbal Abilities in the Wechsler Tests: A Review. Mankind Quarterly, 61, 688-706.
• Chen, H., & Lynn, R.J. (2021). Sex Differences in Intelligence in Young Children: Some Evidence from Taiwan. Mankind Quarterly.
• Lynn, R.J., & Hur, Y. (2021). Sex Differences on the Mill-Hill Vocabulary Scale and Scholastic Achievement in Nigerian Public School Students. Mankind Quarterly.
• Chen, H., & Lynn, R.J. (2020). Sex Differences on the WISC-V in Taiwan. The Mankind Quarterly, 61, 111-116.
• Lynn, R.J. (2020). An Extension of Rushton’s Theory of Race Differences in r-K Life History Strategy to Australian Aborigines. The Mankind Quarterly, 61, 36-46.
• Nemati, S., Shojaeian, N., Gergeri, R.B., & Lynn, R.J. (2020). Structural Equations Model in Negative Affection, Self- Forgiveness, and Procrastination.
• Lynn, R.J. (2020). Racial and Ethnic Differences in Altruism Assessed by Blood Donation. Mankind Quarterly, 60, 539-550.
• Lynn, R.J., & Meisenberg, G. (2020). Race Differences in Deaths from Coronavirus in England and Wales: Demographics, Poverty, Pre-existing Conditions, or Intelligence? The Musical Quarterly, 60, 511-524.
• Chen, H., & Lynn, R.J. (2020). Sex Differences on the WISC-IV in Taiwan and Germany. The Musical Quarterly, 60, 376-381.
• Chen, H., & Lynn, R.J. (2020). Sex Differences on the WAIS-III in Taiwan and the United States. Mankind Quarterly.
• Lynn, R. Racial and ethnic differences in altruism assessed by organ donation. Mankind Quarterly, 2020, (in press).
• Lynn, R. An extension of Rushton’s theory of race differences in r-K life history to Australian Aborigines, Mankind Quarterly, 2020, (in press).
• Uka, F. & Lynn, R. A study of the intelligence of Albanians in Kosovo. Mankind Quarterly, 2019, 60, 106-108.
• Toto, H.S.A., Piffer, D., Khaleefa, O.H., Bader, R.A.A., Bakhiet, S.F.A., Lynn, R. & Essa, Y.A. A study of the heritability of intelligence in Sudan. Journal of Biosocial Science, 2019, 51, 307-311.
• Sugonyaev, K., Grigoriev, A. & Lynn, R. Regional differences in intelligence and personality in the Russian Federation and their social and demographic correlates. Mankind Quarterly, 2019, 60, 256- 271.
• Toto, H.S.A., Piffer, D., Khaleefa, O.H., Bader, R.A.A., Bakhiet, S.F.A., Lynn, R. & Essa, Y.A. A study of the heritability of intelligence in Sudan. Journal of Biosocial Science, 2019, 51, 307-311.
• Lynn, R. & Meisenberg, G. Intelligence, wealth an acceptance of euthanasia. Mankind Quarterly, 2019, 60, 9-24.
• Lynn, R., Cheng, H. & Meisenberg, G. Cognitive abilities in young lives: An overview of results from Ethiopia, India, Peru and Vietnam. Mankind Quarterly, 2019, 59, 406-422.
• Lynn, R. The eugenic and dysgenic effects of war. Mankind Quarterly, 2019, 60, 47-63.
• Lynn, R. Reflections on sixty-eight years of research on race and intelligence. Psych, 2019, 1 123-131.
• Husain, N. I. A., Meisenberg, G., Becker, D., Bakhiet, S. F., Essa, Y.A.S., Lynn, R. & Al Julayghim, F.M.H. Intelligence, family income and parental education in the Sudan. Intelligence, 2019, 77,
• Fuerst, J., Lynn, R. & Kirkegaard, E.O.W. Skin color, self-reported biracial status, and crystallized intelligence in US-born African Americans: A replication of Lynn (2002) using 2000-2016 General Social Survey data. Psych, 2019, 1, 44-55.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A., Becker, D., Ahmed, S.A.E.S. & Lynn, R. A study of intelligence in the state of Ash Shamaliya, Sudan. Mankind Quarterly, 2019, 60, 99-105.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A., Becker, D., Ahmed, S.A.E.S. & Lynn, R. Intelligence in the West African state of Benin. Mankind Quarterly, 2019, 60, 75-92.
• Al-Shahomee, A.A., Abdalla, S.E-G., Lynn, R. & Rodriguez de Gil, P. The relation between intelligence, head circumference, body weight and height in Libya. Mankind Quarterly, 2019, 59, 543-550.
• Al-Shahomee, A.A., Lynn,R., Abdalla, S.E-G. & Alrfadi, A.Y. Gender differences in general intelligence in Libya. Mankind Quarterly, 2019, 60, 93- 98.
• Abdelrasheed, N.S.G., Al Mashikhi, K.M.A., Dutton, E., Bakhiet, S.F.A. & Lynn, R. Sex differences in intelligence on the Advanced Progressive Matrices of 15-18 year-old students in Egypt. Mankind Quarterly, 2019, 59, 395-405.
• Woodley of Menie, M., Dutton, E., te Nijenhuis, J., Lynn, R. et al. Communicating intelligence research: Media misrepresentation, the Gould Effect and unexpected forces. Intelligence, 2018, 70, 84-87.
• Warrag, H., Khaleefa, O., Al-Thani, A. & Lynn, R. An increase of intelligence in Qatar from 1986 to 2011. Mankind Quarterly, 2018, 59, 115-121.
• Wang, M. & Lynn, R. Intelligence in the People’s Republic of China. Personality and Individual Differences, 2018, 134, 275-277.
• Sugonyaev, K., Grigoriev, A. & Lynn, R. A new study of differences in intelligence in the provinces and regions of the Russian Federation and their demographic and geographical correlates. Mankind Quarterly, 2018, 59, 31- 38.
• Osman, H.A., Ahmed, A.S.F., Elbanna, L.M.A., Bakhiet, S. F. A. & Lynn, R. A study of the Coloured Progressive Matrices with children from South Sudan. Mankind Quarterly, 2018, 59, 92-96.
• Omanbayev, B., Shakhnoza, T. & Lynn, R. A new study of intelligence in Sri Lanka. Mankind Quarterly, 2018, 58, 501-505.
• Omanbayev, B., Salahodjaev, R. & Lynn, R. Are greenhouse gas emissions and cognitive skills related? Cross-country evidence. Environmental Research, 2018, 160, 322–330.
• Lynn, R., Fuerst, J. & Kirkegaard, E.O.W. Regional differences in intelligence in 22 countries and their economic, social and demographic correlates: A review. Intelligence, 2018, 69, 24-36.
• Lynn, R., Cheng, H., Choi, Y.Y., Cho, S.H. & Lee, K.H. . Sex differences in intelligence in university students in South Korea. Mankind Quarterly, 2018, 59, 108-115.
• Lynn, R. & Cheng, H. Caste differences in intelligence, education and earnings in India and Natal: A review. Mankind Quarterly, 2018, 59, 98-108.
• Lynn, R. Race differences in depression and mania. Mankind Quarterly, 2018, 59, 216-241.
• Fernandes, H. B. F., Lynn, R. & Hertler, S. Race differences in anxiety disorders, social anxiety and worry: An examination of the Differential-K theory in clinical psychology. Mankind Quarterly, 2018, 58, 466-500.
• Elbanna, L.M.A., Bakheit, S.F.A., Ali, S.A.T., Cheng, H. & Lynn, R. Gender differences in intelligence in a sample of 5-12 year olds in Sudan. Mankind Quarterly, 2018, 59, 87-91.
• Dutton, E., Bakheit, S.F.A., Osman, H.A., Becker, D., Essa, Y.A.S., Blahmar, T.A., Lynn, R. & Hakami, S.M.H. A Flynn effect in Khartoum, the Sudanese capital, 2004-2016. Intelligence, 2018, 68, 82-86.
• Chen, H-Y. & Lynn, R. Sex differences on the WAIS-IV in Taiwan and the United States. Mankind Quarterly, 2018, 59, 121-126.
• Bakheit, S.F.A., Sles, N., Lynn, R. & Meisenberg, G. A study of the Standard Progressive Matrices Plus in Cambodia. Mankind Quarterly, 2018, 58, 580- 587.
• Al-Shahomee, A. A., Abdalla, S. E., Attashania, A. S. & Lynn, R Intelligence, family size and dysgenic fertility in Libya. Mankind Quarterly, 2018, 59, 55- 65.
• Ziada, K.A., Abdelazim, H., Metwaly, M., Bakhiet, S.F., Cheng, H. & Lynn, R. A new study of intelligence in Egypt. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 58, 307-311.
• Shibaev, V. & Lynn, R. The intelligence of Yakuts and Ethnic Russians in Yakutia. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 57, 680-686.
• Lynn, R., Cheng, H. & Grigoriev, A. Differences in the intelligence of 15 year olds in 42 provinces and cities of the Russian Federation and their economic, social and geographical correlates. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 57, 659-668.
• Lynn, R., Antonelli-Ponti, M., Mazzei, R. F. & Da Silva, J. A. Differences in intelligence, income, health, life expectancy, fertility and homicide across the twenty seven states of Brazil. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 57, 519-584.
• Lynn, R. Sex differences in intelligence: Reply to comments. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 58, 145-156
• Lynn, R. Sex differences in intelligence: The developmental theory. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 58, 9-42.
• Bakheit, S.F.A. & Lynn, R. A new study of the Coloured Progressive Matrices in Libya. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 58, 297-300.
• Bakheit, S.F.A., Essa,Y. A.S., Dwieb, A.M.M., Elsayed, A.M.A., Sulman, A.S.M., Cheng, H. & Lynn, R. Positive correlations of intelligence with head circumference and height in two samples in Saudi Arabia. Journal of Biosocial Science, 2017, 48, 276-280.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A., Albursan, I. S., Al.Qudah, M. F., Abduljabbar, A. S., Aljomaa, S. S., Howida, S-E. A.T. & Lynn, R. Gender differences in WISC-III among children in Sudan and the United States. Journal of Biosocial Science, 2017, 49, 792-797
• Bakheit, S.F.A., Abdelrasheed, N.S.G., Al-Khadher, M.M.A., Adan, M.H., Cheng, H. & Lynn, R. A study of sex differences in intelligence of Somali refugees in Kenya. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 58, 301-306.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A., Abdelrasheed, N. S. G., Cheng, H. Lynn, R., Essa, Y.A.S. & Blahmar, T.A.M. Sex differences on the Coloured Progressive Matrices in Sudan. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 57, 581- 584.
• Al-Shahomee, A.A., Furnham, A. & Lynn, R. Sex differences in intelligence, emotional intelligence and educational attainment in Libya. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 57, 448-455.
• Al-Shahomee, A.A., Abdalla, S.E. & Lynn, R. An increase in intelligence in Libya from 2006 to 2017. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 58, 290-296.
• Ahmed, A. S. F., Osman, H. A., Bakhiet, S. F. A., Essa, Y. A. S. , Cheng, H. . & Lynn, R. Gender differences in the Standard Progressive Matrices of South Sudanese living in Khartoum. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 58, 284-289.
• Spanoudis, G. & Lynn, R. Sex differences for 10 to 17 year olds on the Standard Progressive Matrices in Cyprus. Mankind Quarterly, 2016, 57, 283- 290.
• Osman, H. A., Alahmadi, M. M. A., Bakhiet, S. F. A. & Lynn, R. The relation between intelligence and family size, position and income in adolescent girls in Saudi Arabia. Psychological Reports, 2016, 119, 783-786.
• Lynn, R., Hur, Y.-M., Hwang, S-T., Park, K. B. & Kim, J.H. A strong Flynn effect in South Korea during the second half of the twentieth century. Mankind Quarterly, 2016, 56, 562-571
• Lynn, R. & Hur, Y.-M. Sex differences in the WAIS-IV in the South Korean standardization sample. Mankind Quarterly, 2016, 57, 58-65.
• Lynn, R., Cheng, H. & Wang, M. Differences in the intelligence of children across thirty-one provinces and municipalities of China and their economic and social correlates. Intelligence, 2016, 58, 10-13.
• Lynn, R. & Cheng, H. Ethnic differences in conduct disorders, anti-social and pro-social behaviour among 11 year olds in the United Kingdom. Mankind Quarterly, 2016, 56, 572-59.
• Lynn, R. Reminiscences of forty years of friendship with Hans Eysenck and collaboration on work on race differences in intelligence. Personality and Individual Differences, 2016, 103, 190-194.
• Grigoriev, A., Ushakov, D., Valueva, E., Zirenko, M. & Lynn, R. Differences in educational attainment, socio-economic variables and geographical location across 79 provinces of the Russian Federation. Intelligence, 2016, 58, 14-17.
• Grigoriev, A., Lapteva, E. & Lynn, R. Regional differences in intelligence, infant mortality, stature and fertility in European Russia in the late nineteenth century. Intelligence, 2016, 55, 34-37.
• Grigoriev, A., Lapteva, E. & Lynn, R. Regional differences in intelligence, infant mortality, stature and fertility in European Russia in the late nineteenth century. Intelligence, 2016, 55, 34-37.
• Grigoriev, A., Egorova, M., Parshikova, O. & Lynn, R. Two studies of sex differences in the WAIS in the Russia. Mankind Quarterly, 2016, 57, 75-81.
• Essa, Y.A.S., Abdelrasheed, N.S.G., Bakhiet, S. F. A., Dwieb, A.M.M., Cheng, H. & Lynn, R. Sex differences in the intelligence of students at Minia University, Egypt. Personality and Individual Differences, 2016, 95, 183-184.
• Dutton, E., van der Linden, D. & Lynn, R. The negative Flynn effect: A systematic review. Intelligence, 2016, 59, 163-19.
• Dutton, E., van der Linden, D. & Lynn, R. Population differences in androgen levels: A test of the Differential K theory. Personality and Individual Differences, 2016, 90, 289–295.
• Dutton, E., Madison, G. & Lynn, R. Demographic, economic and genetic factors related to national differences in ethnocentric attitudes. Personality and Individual Differences, 2016, 101, 137–143.
• Diaz, R. R. & Lynn, R. Sex differences on the WAIS IV in Chile. Mankind Quarterly, 2016, 57, 52-27.
• Chmykova, E, Davydov, D. & Lynn, R. Dysgenic fertility in the Russian Federation. Mankind Quarterly, 2016, 57, 269-276.
• Chen, H-Y., Lynn, R. & Cheng, H. Sex differences on the WISC-111 in Taiwan and the United States. Mankind Quarterly, 2016, 57, 66-71.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A, Essa, Y.A.S., Albursan, I.S., Abdelrasheed, N.A.G. & Lynn, R. Sex differences in high school students on Raven’s Advanced Progressive Matrices in Yemen. Mankind Quarterly, 2016, 57, 99-103.
• Lynn, R. Sakar, C. & Cheng, H. Regional differences in intelligence, income and other socio-economic variables in Turkey. Intelligence, 2015, 50, 144-150.
• Lynn, R. & Čvorović, J. The intelligence of Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jews in Serbia. Mankind Quarterly, 2015, 55, 352-359.
• Lynn, R. & Cheng, H. Ethnic differences in conduct problems, pro-social and anti-social behaviour among 11 year olds in the United Kingdom. Mankind Quarterly, 2015, 56, 572-579,
• Lynn, R. Selective emigration, Roman Catholicism and the decline of intelligence in Ireland. Mankind Quarterly, 2015, 55, 242-253.
• Liu,J. & Lynn, R. Chinese sex differences in intelligence: Some new evidence. Personality and Individual Differences, 2015, 75, 90–93.
• Dutton, E. & Lynn, R. Racial differences in psychopathic personality and cheating in sport. Mankind Quarterly, 2015, 55, 325-334.
• Dutton, E. & Lynn, R. A negative Flynn effect in France, 1999 to 2008-9. Intelligence, 2015, 51, 57-66.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A., Lynn, R. & Meisenberg, G. Non-verbal intelligence of Zulu children across 56 years. Mankind Quarterly, 2015, 55, 340-352.
• Bakheit, S.F.A. & Lynn, R. Three studies of the Standard Progressive Matrices in Morocco. Psychological Reports: Mental & Physical Health, 2015, 117, 842-844.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A. & Lynn, R. Norms for the Standard Progressive Matrices in the Gaza Strip. Mankind Quarterly, 2015, 56, 87-95.
• Bakhiet, S,F.A. & Lynn, R. A standardization of the Coloured Progressive Matrices in Tripoli, Libya. Mankind Quarterly, 2015, 56, 79-86.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A., Abdelrasheed, N.S.G., Lynn, R. & Essa, A.S. A study of the Coloured Progressive Matrices in Kuwait. Mankind Quarterly, 2015, 56, 168- 172.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A. & Lynn, R. A standardization of the Standard Progressive Matrices in Egypt. Mankind Quarterly, 2015, 56, 70-78.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A. & Lynn, R. A study of intelligence in Oman. Psychological Reports, 2015, 115, 840-841.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A. & Lynn, R. A new study of the intelligence of Xhosa children children in South Africa. Mankind Quarterly, 2015, 55, 335-339.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A. & Lynn, R. Regional differences in intelligence in Sudan. Intelligence, 2015, 50, 150-152.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A. & Lynn, R. Gender differences on the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children-III in Bahrain and the United States. Psychological Reports, 2015, 117, 794-798.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A., Haseeb, B-W. M., Seddieg, I.F., Cheng, H. & Lynn, R. Sex differences on Raven’s Standard Progressive Matrices among 6 to 18 year olds in Sudan. Intelligence, 2015, 50, 10-13.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A., Al-Khadher, M.M.A. & Lynn, R. A study of sex differences on Raven’s Standard Progressive Matrices Plus in Yemen. Mankind Quarterly, 2015, 55, 268-277.
• Abdel-Khalek, A.M., Nour-Eddin, A. S. & Lynn, R. A study of the intelligence of university students in Egypt. Personality and Individual Differences, 2015, 72, 141-142.
• Piffer, D. & Lynn, R. New evidence for differences in fluid intelligence between north and south Italy and against school resources as an explanation for the north-south IQ differential. Intelligence, 2014, 46, 246-249.
• Lynn, R. & Čvorović, J. Sex differences in intelligence: some new data from Serbia. Mankind Quarterly, 2014, 55, 101-109.
• Lynn, R. & Cheng, H. Ethnic and racial differences in conduct disorders and psychopathic personality/anti-social personality disorder. Mankind Quarterly, 2014, 55, 72-81.
• Lynn, R. & Cheng, H. Differences in intelligence between ethnic minorities and Han in China. Intelligence, 2014, 46, 228–234.
• Lynn, R. A study of intelligence in Venezuela. Mankind Quarterly, 2014, 55, 125-128.
• Lynn, R. A study of intelligence in Cambodia. Mankind Quarterly, 2014, 54, 458-464.
• Lynn, R. The role of universities in the rise of modern industrial society. Mankind Quarterly, 2014, 54, 322-325.
• Khaleefa, O., Amer, Z. & Lynn, R. IQ differences between arts and science students at the University of Khartoum. Mankind Quarterly, 2014, 55, 136-140.
• Grigoriev, A. & Lynn, R. A study of the intelligence of Kazakhs, Russians and Uzbeks in Kazakhstan. Intelligence, 2014, 46, 40-46.
• Dutton, E. & Lynn, R. Regional differences in intelligence and their social and economic correlates in Finland. Mankind Quarterly, 2014, 54, 447-456.
• Dutton, E. & Lynn, R. Intelligence and religious and political differences among members of the U.S. academic elite. Interdisciplinary Journal of Research on Religion, 2014, 10, 1-29.
• Čvorović, J. & Lynn, R. Intelligence and reproductive success of Bosniaks, Serbs and Roma in Serbia. Mankind Quarterly, 2014, 54, 434-446.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A. & Lynn, R. Gender differences on the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children-III in Bahrain and the United States. Psychological Reports, 2015, 117, 794-798.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A., Haseeb, B-W. M., Seddieg, I.F., Cheng, H. & Lynn, R. Sex differences on Raven’s Standard Progressive Matrices among 6 to 18 year olds in Sudan. Intelligence, 2015, 50, 10-13.
• Bakhiet, S.F.A. & Lynn, R. A study intelligence in Jordan. Psychological Reports: Mental & Physical Health, 2014, 115, 515-516.
• Bakhiet, S. F, A. & Lynn, R. A study of the IQ in Sudan. Open Differential Psychology, 2014. 
• Bakhiet, S.F.A. & Lynn, R. A study of the IQ in Palestine. Intelligence, 2014, 47, 10-11.
• Bakhiet, S, F.A., Barakat, S.M.R. & Lynn, R. A Flynn Effect among deaf boys in Saudi Arabia. Intelligence, 2014, 44, 75-77.
• Armstrong, E.L., Woodley, M.A, & Lynn, R. Cognitive abilities among the Sámi population. Intelligence, 2014, 46, 35-39
• Lynn, R. & Cheng, H. Differences in intelligence across thirty-one regions of China and their economic and demographic correlates. Intelligence, 2013, 41, 553-559.
• Lynn, R. & Cheng, H. Recent data for majority and racial minority differences in intelligence of 5 year olds in the United Kingdom. Intelligence, 2013, 41, 452-455.
• Lynn, R. Who discovered the Flynn Effect? A review of early studies of the secular increase of intelligence. Intelligence, 2013, 41, 765-769.
• Lynn, R. An examination of Rushton’s theory of differences in penis length and circumference and r-K life history theory in 113 populations. Personality and Individual Differences, 2013, 55, 261-266.
• Lynn, R. Obituary: John Philippe Rushton. Intelligence, 2013, 41, 88-89
• Liu, J. & Lynn, R. An increase of intelligence in China 1986–2012. Intelligence, 2013, 41, 479- 481.
• Hur, Y-M and Lynn, R. Twin-singleton difference in cognitive abilities in Nigeria. Twin Research and Human Genetics, 2013, 16, 1-8.
• Dutton, E. & Lynn, R. A negative Flynn Effect in Finland, 1997-2009. Intelligence, 2013, 41, 817-829.
• Cheng, H. and Lynn, R. The adverse effect of fluoride on children’s intelligence: A systematic review. Mankind Quarterly, 2013, 53, 306-346.
• Chen, H-Y., Liao, Y-K., Chen, Y-H., Chen, H-P. & Lynn, R. Two studies of recent increases in intelligence in Taiwan. Mankind Quarterly, 2013, 53, 348- 357.
• Batterjee, A. A., Khaleefa, O., Ali, K. & Lynn, R. An increase of intelligence in Saudi Arabia, 1977-2010. Intelligence, 2013, 41, 91-93.
• Al-Shahomee A. A., Lynn, R. & Abdalla S.E-G. Dysgenic fertility, intelligence and family size in Libya. Intelligence, 2013, 41, 67–69.
• Meisenberg, G. & Lynn, R. Cognitive human capital and economic growth: defining the causal paths. Journal of Social, Political and Economic Studies, 2012, 37, 141-179.
• Lynn, R. & Vanhanen, T. National IQs: A review of their educational, cognitive, economic, political, demographic, sociological, epidemiological, climatic and geographical correlates. Intelligence, 2012, 40, 226-234.
• Lynn, R. Sir Francis Galton. Mankind Quarterly, 2012, 3, 245-265.
• Lynn, R. IQs predict differences in the technological development of nations from 1000 BC through 2000 AD. Intelligence, 2012, 40, 439-444.
• Lynn, R. North-south differences in Spain in IQ, educational attainment, per capita income, literacy, life expectancy and employment. Mankind Quarterly, 2012, 52, 265-291.
• Lynn, R. New data confirm that IQs in Italy are higher in the north: A reply to Felice & Giugliano (2011). Intelligence, 2012, 40, 255-259.
• Liu, J., Yang, H., Li, L., Chen, T. & Lynn, R. An increase of intelligence measured by the WPPSI in China, 1984–2006. Intelligence, 2012, 40, 139-44.
• Khaleefa, O., Al-Kurdi, K. & Lynn, R. Intelligence in Oman assessed by the Colored Progressive Matrices, Mankind Quarterly, 2012, 53, 238-244.
• Grigoriev, A., Oshhepkov, I. & Lynn, R. Vocabulary IQs of English and Russian children. Mankind Quarterly, 2012, 53, 81-90.
• Díaz, A., Sellami, K., Infanzón, E., Lanzón, T. & Lynn, R. A comparative study of general intelligence in Spanish and Moroccan samples. Spanish Journal of Psychology, 2012, 15, 526-532.
• Batterjee, A. A., Khaleefa, O., Yousef, K & Lynn,R. The relation between IQ, height and head circumference in a sample in Saudi Arabia. Journal of Biosocial Science, 2012, 45, 433-450.
• Al-Shahomee, A.A. & Lynn, R. A standardisation of the Standard Progressive Matrices for Libyan adults aged 38 to 50 years. Mankind Quarterly, 2012, 52, 292-310.
• Lynn, R. & Kanazawa, S. A longitudinal study of sex differences in intelligence at ages 7, 11 and 16 years. Personality and Individual Differences, 2011, 51, 321–324.
• Payne, T.W. & Lynn, R. Sex differences in second language comprehension. Personality and Individual Differences, 2011, 50, 434-436.
• Meisenberg, G. & Lynn, R. Intelligence: A measure of human capital in nations. Journal of Social, Political & Economic Studies, 2011, 36, 421-454.
• Lynn, R. How can grades have gone up when IQs have gone down? The Times, 22 August, 2011.
• Lynn, R. Paying extra tax to give away as overseas aid. Daily Telegraph, 19 May, 2011
• Lynn, R. The role of high IQ in the socio-economic and intellectual achievements of Ashkenazi Jews. Mankind Quarterly, 2011, 52, 8-34.
• Lynn, R. The intelligence of the Pygmies. Mankind Quarterly, 2011
• Lynn, R. The Chosen People: A Study of Jewish Intelligence and Achievements. Augusta, GA: Washington Summit Publishers, 2011.
• Liu, J. & Lynn, R. Factor structure and sex differences on the Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence in China, Japan and United States. Personality and Individual Differences, 2011, 50, 1222 –1226.
• Almeida, L. S., Lemos, G. C. & Lynn, R. Regional differences in intelligence and per capita incomes in Portugal. Mankind Quarterly, 2011, 52, 213-221.
• Sellami, K., Infanzón, E., Lanzón, T., Díaz, A. & Lynn, R. Sex Differences in means and variance of intelligence: Some data from Morocco. Mankind Quarterly, 2010, 51, 84-92.
• Prozorovskaya, I., Grigoriev, I. & Lynn, R. Gender differences in means and variability on the Standard Progressive Matrices for 15 year olds in Ukraine. Mankind Quarterly, 2010, 50, 297-310.
• Lynn, R. & Meisenberg, G. National IQs validated for 108 nations. Intelligence, 2010, 38, 353-36
• Lynn, R. & Meisenberg, G. The average IQ of sub-Saharan Africans: Comments on Wicherts, Dolan, & van der Maas. Intelligence, 2010, 38, 21-29
• Lynn, R. High IQ is sufficient to explain the high achievements in math and science of the East Asian peoples. Learning & Individual Differences, 2010, 20, 567–568.
• Lynn, R. Consistency of race differences in intelligence over millennia: A comment on Wicherts, Borsboom and Dolan. Personality and Individual Differences, 2010, 48, 100-101
• Lynn, R. The average IQ of sub-Saharan Africans assessed by the Progressive Matrices: Some comments on Wicherts, Dolan, Carlson & van der Maas. Learning & Individual Differences, 2010, 20, 152-154.
• Lynn, R. IQ differences between the north and south of Italy: A reply to Beraldo and Cornoldi, Belacchi, Giofre, Martini, & Tressoldi. Intelligence 2010, 38, 451-455.
• Lynn, R. In Italy, north-south differences in IQ predict differences in income, education and infant mortality. Intelligence, 2010, 38, 93-100.
• Lynn, R. National IQs updated for 41 nations. Mankind Quarterly, 2010, 50, 275-296.
• Lynn, R. Intelligence of the Batswana. Mankind Quarterly, 2010, 51, 93-96.
• Khaleefa, O., Lynn, R., Abulgasim, A., Dosa, M. & Abdulradi, F. Norms for the Standard Progressive Matrices for 9-18 year olds for Darfur. Mankind Quarterly, 2010, 50, 311-317.
• Khaleefa, O., Ali, K. & Lynn, R. IQ and head size in a sample in Sudan. Mankind Quarterly, 2010, 51, 108-111
• Al-Shahomee, A.A. & Lynn, R. Norms and sex differences for the Standard Progressive Matrices in Libya. Mankind Quarterly 2010, 51, 97-107.
• Lynn, R. In Italy, north-south differences in IQ predict differences in income, education and infant mortality. Intelligence, 2010, 38, 93-100.
• Lynn, R. Consistency of race differences in intelligence over millennia: A comment on Wicherts, Borsboom and Dolan. Personality and Individual Differences, 2010, 48, 100-101.
• Lynn, R. The average IQ of sub-Saharan Africans assessed by the Progressive Matrices: Some comments on Wicherts, Dolan, Carlson & van der Maas. Learning & Individual Differences, 2010, 20, 152-154.
• Djapo, N. & Lynn, R. Gender differences in means and variability on the Progressive Matrices in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Mankind Quarterly, 2010, 50,221-224.
• Diaz, A., Sellami, K., Infanzón, E., Lanzón, T. & Lynn, R. Sex differences in means and variance of intelligence: Some data for Spain. Mankind Quarterly, 2010, 50, 210-220.
• Al-Shahomee, A.A. & Lynn, R. IQs of men and women and of arts and science students in Libya. Mankind Quarterly, 2010, 51, 153-157.
• Al-Shahomee, A.A. & Lynn, R. Norms and sex differences for the Standard Progressive Matrices in Libya. Mankind Quarterly, 2010, 51, 97-107.
• Ablel-Khalek, A. & Lynn, R. Norms for the Standard Progressive Matrices in Oman. Mankind Quarterly, 2010, 51, 78-83.
• Lynn, R. & Mikk, J. Sex differences in reading achievement. Trames: Estonian Journal of the Social Sciences. 2009, 13, 3-13.
• Lynn, R., Ivanec, D. & Zarevski, P. Sex differences in general knowledge domains. Collegium Antropologicum, 2009, 33, 529-532.
• Lynn, R. & Mikk, J. National IQs predict attainment in math, science and reading across 56 nations. Intelligence, 2009, 37, 305-310.
• Lynn, R., Harvey, J. & Nyborg, H. Average intelligence predicts atheism rates across 137 nations. Intelligence, 2009, 37, 11-15.
• Lynn, R., El-Ghmary Abdalla, S. & Al-Shahomee, A.A. Intelligence in Libya: Norms for the Verbal WISC-R. Mankind Quarterly, 2009, 49, 292-300.
• Lynn, R. & Abdel-Khalek, A. Intelligence in Jordan: Norms for the Advanced Progressive Matrices. Mankind Quarterly, 2009, 50, 114-119.
• Lynn, R. Race differences in school suspensions and exclusions in the United States. Mankind Quarterly, 2009, 50, 95-105.
• Lynn, R. Fluid intelligence but not vocabulary has increased in Britain, 1979- 2008. Intelligence, 2009, 37, 249-255.
• Lynn, R. What has caused the Flynn effect? Secular increases in the Development Quotients of infants. Intelligence, 2009, 37, 16-24.
• Khaleefa, O., Sulman, A. & Lynn, R. An increase of WAIS-R IQ in Sudan, 1987-2007. Journal of Biosocial Science, 2009, 41, 279-283.
• Grigoriev, A. & Lynn, R. Studies of socioeconomic and ethnic differences in intelligence in the former Soviet Union in the early twentieth century. Intelligence, 2009, 37, 447-452.
• Abdel-Khalek, A.M. & Lynn, R. Norms for intelligence in Saudi Arabia assessed by the Standard Progressive Matrices. Mankind Quarterly, 2009, 50, 106-113.
• Lynn, R. & Kanazawa, S. How to explain high Jewish achievement: the role of intelligence and values. Personality and Individual Differences, 2008, 44, 801- 808.
• Lynn, R. & Irwing, P. Sex differences in mental arithmetic, digit span and g defined as working memory capacity. Intelligence, 2008, 36, 226-236.
• Lynn, R., Abdalla, S. & Al-Shahomee, A.A. (2008). Norms for the Coloured Progressive Matrices for Libya and Tunisia. Mankind Quarterly, 49, 71-77.
• Lynn, R. Pigmentocracies: Racial hierarchies in the Caribbean and Latin America. The Occidental Quarterly, 2008, 8, 25-44.
• Lynn, R. The IQ and math ability of Tibetans and Han Chinese. Mankind Quarterly, 2008, 48, 505-510.
• Khaleefa, O. & Lynn, R. Norms for intelligence assessed by the Standard Progressive Matrices in Qatar. Mankind Quarterly, 2008, 49, 65-71.
• Khaleefa, O. & Lynn, R. Normative data for Raven’s Progressive Matrices in Yemen. Psychological Reports, 2008, 103, 170-172.
• Khaleefa, O. & Lynn, R. A study of intelligence in the United Arab Emirates. Mankind Quarterly, 2008, 49, 58-64.
• Khaleefa, O. & Lynn, R. Sex differences on the Progressive Matrices: some data from Syria. Mankind Quarterly, 2008, 48, 345-352.
• Khaleefa, O., Khatib, M.A., Mutwakkil, M.M. & Lynn, R. Norms and gender differences on the Progressive Matrices in Sudan. Mankind Quarterly, 2008, 49, 177-183.
• Khaleefa, O., Abdelwahid, S.B., Abdulradi, F. & Lynn, R. The increase of intelligence in Sudan 1964-2006. Personality and Individual Differences, 2008, 44, 412-413
• Irwing, P., Hamza, A., Khaleefa, O. & Lynn, R. Effects of Abacus training on the intelligence of Sudanese children. Personality and Individual Differences, 2008, 45, 694-696.
• Ahmad, R., Khanum, S.J., Riaz, Z. & Lynn, R. Gender differences in means and variance on the Standard Progressive Matrices in Pakistan. Mankind Quarterly, 2008. 49, 50-57.
• Abdel-Khalek, A. & Lynn, R. Norms for intelligence assessed by the Standard Progressive Matrices in Oman. Mankind Quarterly, 2008, 49, 184-186.
• Lynn, R. and Kanazawa, S. How to explain high Jewish achievement: the role of intelligence and values. Personality and Individual Differences, 2008, 4, 801-808.
• Abdel-Khalek, A. & Lynn, R. Intelligence, family size and birth-order: some data from Kuwait. Personality and Individual Differences, 2008, 44, 1032- 1038.
• Lynn, R. & Harvey, J. The decline of the world’s IQ. Intelligence, 2008, 36, 112-120.
• Zarevski, P. Ivanec, D., Zarevski, Z. & Lynn, R. Sex differences in general knowledge: four Croatian studies. Suvremena Psihologia, 2007, 10, 213-222.
• Lynn, R. Race differences in intelligence, creativity and creative achievement. Mankind Quarterly, 2007, 48, 157-168.
• Lynn, R., Meisenberg, G., Mikk, J. & Williams, A. National differences in intelligence and educational attainment. Journal of Biosocial Science, 2007, 39, 861-874.
• Lynn, R. & Mikk, J. National differences in intelligence and educational attainment. Intelligence, 2007, 35, 115-121.
• Lynn, R. A study of the IQ in Bangladesh. Mankind Quarterly, 2007, 48, 117- 122.
• Lynn, R. Review of J. Flynn’s What is Intelligence? Beyond the Flynn Effect. Intelligence, 2007, 35, 515-516.
• Lynn, R. The IQ of Mongolians. Mankind Quarterly, 2007, 48, 91-97
• David, H. and Lynn, R. Intelligence differences between European and Oriental Jews in Israel. Journal of Biosocial Science, 2007, 39, 465-473.
• Lynn, R. and Longley, D. On the high intelligence and cognitive achievements of Jews in Britain. Intelligence, 2006, 34, 541-548.
• Lynn, R. The intelligence of East Asians: a 30 year controversy and its resolution. Mankind Quarterly, 2006, 46, 435-442.
• Irwing, P. and Lynn, R. The relation between childhood IQ and income in middle age. Journal of Social, Political and Economic Studies, 2006, 31, 191- 196.
• Irwing, P., & Lynn, R. Is there a sex difference in IQ scores? Nature, 2006, 442
• Abdel-Khalek, A.M. and Lynn, R. Sex differences on a standardisation of the Standard Progressive Matrices in Kuwait. Personality and Individual Differences, 2006, 40, 175-182.
• Martinelli, V. & Lynn, R. Sex differences on verbal and non-verbal abilities among primary school children in Malta. Journal of Maltese Educational Research, 2005, 3, 1-7.
• Lynn, R., Wilberg, S. and Margraf-Stiksrud, J. Sex differences in general knowledge in German and Northern Irish University students. Sexualities, Evolution and Gender, 2005, 7, 277-285.
• Lynn, R., Raine, A.,Venables, P. H., Mednick, S. A. and Irwing, P. Sex differences on the WISC-R in Mauritius. Intelligence, 2005, 33, 527-534.
• Lynn, R., Raine, A.,Venables, P. H. and Mednick, S. A. Sex differences in 3 year olds on the Boehm Test of Basic Concepts: Some data from Mauritius. Personality and Individual Differences, 2005, 39, 683-688.
• Lynn, R., Fergusson, D.M. and Horwood, L.J. Sex differences on the WISC-R in New Zealand. Personality and Individual Differences, 2005, 39, 103-114.
• Lynn, R., Backhoff, E. and Contreras, L. Ethnic and racial differences in intelligence in Mexico. Journal of Biosocial Science, 2005, 37, 107-113.
• Irwing, P. & Lynn, R. A gender difference in intelligence? Nature, 2005, 438, 31-32.
• Irwing, P. and Lynn, R. Sex differences in means and variability on the Progressive Matrices in university students: A meta-analysis. British Journal of Psychology, 2005, 96, 505–524.
• Lynn, R. & Irwing, P. Sex differences on the Progressive Matrices: a metaanalysis. Intelligence, 2004, 32, 481-498.
• Lynn, R., Allik, J. and Irwing, P. Sex differences on three factors identified in Ravens Standard Progressive Matrices. Intelligence, 2004, 32, 411-424.
• Pullmann, H., Allik, J. & Lynn, R. The growth of IQ among Estonian schoolchildren from 7 to 19. Journal of Biosocial Science, 2004, 36, 735-740.
• Lynn, R. Wilberg, S. and Margraf-Stiksrud, J. Sex differences in general knowledge in German high school students. Personality and Individual Differences, 2004, 37, 1643-1650.
• Lynn, R. and Van Court, M. New evidence of dysgenic fertility for intelligence in the United States. Intelligence, 2004, 32, 193-202.
• Lynn, R. and Irwing, P. Sex differences on the Advanced Progressive Matrices in college students. Personality and Individual Differences, 2004, 37, 219-223.
• Lynn, R., Backhoff, E. and.Contreras, L. Sex differences on the Progressive Matrices among 7 to 10 year olds: some normative data for Mexico . Personality and Individual Differences, 2004, 36, 779-789
• Lynn, R., Allik, J., Pullman, H. and Laidra, K. Sex differences on the Progressive Matrices among adolescents: some data from Estonia. Personality and Individual Differences, 2004, 36, 1249-1257.
• Colom, R. & Lynn, R. Testing the developmental theory of sex differences in intelligence on 12-18 year olds. Personality and Individual Differences, 2004, 36, 75-82.
• Lynn, R. The intelligence of American Jews. Personality and Individual Differences, 2004. 36, 201-207.
• Lynn, R. Race differences in psychopathic personality: a reply to Skeem and Zuckerman. Personality and Individual Differences, 2003, 35, 1471-1478.
• Lynn, R. and Chan, P.W. Sex differences on the progressive matrices: some data from Hong Kong. Journal of Biosocial Science, 2003, 35, 145-154.
• Lynn, R. The geography of intelligence. In H. Nyborg (Ed). The scientific study of general intelligence. Amsterdam: Elsevier, 2003
• Lynn, R. Will China become the next hegemonic superpower? Mankind Quarterly, 2002, 43, 107-110.
• Lynn, R. and Irwing, P. Sex differences in general knowledge, semantic memory and reasoning ability. British Journal of Psychology, 2002, 93, 545- 556.
• Lynn, R. Skin color and intelligence in African Americans: a reply to Hill. Population and Environment, 2002, 24, 215-218.
• Lynn, R. & Kazlauskaite, V. (2002) A study of IQ in Lithuania. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 95, 354.
• Lynn, R., Allik, J., Pullmann, H. & Laida, K. (2002). A study of intelligence in Estonia. Psychological Reports, 95, 611-612.
• Lynn, R. and Mau, W-C. Why do black American males earn less than black American women? An examination of four hypotheses. Journal of Social, Political and Economic Studies, 2002, 27, 307-314.
• Lynn, R. Sex differences on the Progressive Matrices among 15-16 year olds: some data from South Africa. Personality and Individual Differences, 2002, 33, 669-677.
• Lynn, R. Race differences in sexual behavior: a test of some predictions from Rushton’s r-K theory. Population and Environment, 2002, 22, 73-81.
• Lynn, R. Science in the service of ideology: the work of Stephen Jay Gould. American Renaissance, 2002, 13, 7-8.
• Kazlauskaite, V. & Lynn, R. Two year test-retest reliability of the Colored Progressive Matrices. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2002, 95, 354.
• Lynn, R. Skin color and intelligence in African Americans. Population and Environment, 2002, 23, 365-375.
• Lynn, R., Irwing, P. and Cammock, T. Sex differences in general knowledge. Intelligence, 2002, 30, 27-40.
• Lynn, R. Racial and ethnic differences in psychopathic personality. Personality and Individual Differences, 2002, 32, 273-316.
• Lynn, R. and Mau, W-C. Ethnic and sex differences in the predictive validity of the Scholastic Achievement Test for college grades. Psychological Reports, 2001, 88, 1099-1104.
• Lynn, R. and Mau, W-C. Gender differences on the Scholastic Aptitude Test, the American College Test and college grades. Educational Psychology, 2001, 21,133-136.
• Lynn, R. Irwing, P. and Cammock, T. Some evidence for the existence of a general factor of semantic memory and its components. Personality and Individual Differences, 2001, 30, 857-871.
• Lynn, R. and Mau, W.C. Gender differences in homework and test scores in mathematics, reading and science at tenth and twelfth grade. Psychology, Evolution and Gender, 2000, 2, 119-125.
• Lynn, R. Race differences in sexual behavior and their demographic implications. Population and Environment, 2000, 22, 73-81.
• Lynn, R., Allik, J. & Must, O. (2000). Sex differences in brain size, stature and intelligence in children and adolescents: some evidence from Estonia. Personality and Individual Differences, 29, 555-560.
• Lynn, R., Van der Vliert, E. and Kluwer, E.S. Citizens of warmer countries are more competitive and poorer: culture or chance? Journal of Economic Psychology, 2000, 21,143-
• Lynn, R. Sex differences in intelligence and brain size: a developmental theory. Intelligence, 1999, 27, 1-12.
• Wilberg, S. & Lynn, R. Sex differences in historical knowledge and school grades: a 26 nation study. Personality and Individual Differences, 1999, 27, 1221-1230.
• Lynn, R. and Mau, W.C. Racial and ethnic differences in motivation for educational achievement in the United States. Personality and Individual Differences, 1999, 27, 1091-1097.
• Allik, J., Must, O. and Lynn, R. Sex differences in general intelligence among high school graduates: some results from Estonia. Personality and Individual Differences, 1999, 26, 1137-1141.
• Lynn, R. Dysgenics. American Psychologist, 1998, 52, 1431.
• Lynn, R. Review of J.S. Carlson, J. Kingma & W. Tomic’s Advances in Cognition and Educational Practice. Personality and Individual Differences, 1998, 25, 1003-4
• Lynn, R. Has the black-white intelligence difference in the United States been narrowing over time? Personality and Individual Differences, 1998, 25, 999- 1002.
• Lynn, R. New data on black infant precocity. Personality and Individual Differences, 1998, 25, 801-804.
• Lynn, R. & Harland, E.P. A positive effect of iron supplementation on the IQs of iron deficient children. Personality and Individual Differences, 1998, 24, 883-887.
• Lynn, R. Sex differences in intelligence: some comments on Mackintosh and Flynn. Journal of Biosocial Science. 1998, 30,555-559.
• Lynn, R. Sex differences in intelligence: a rejoinder to Mackintosh. Journal of Biosocial Science. 1998, 30, 529-532.
• Lynn, R., Mylotte, A., Ford, F. and McHugh, M. The heritability of intelligence and social maturity in four to six year olds: a study of Irish twins. Irish Journal of Psychology, 1997, 18,439-443.
• Lynn, R. and Ja Song, M. General intelligence, visuospatial and verbal abilities in Korean children. Indian Psychological Review, 1997, 49, 34-37.
• Hattori, K. and Lynn, R. Male-female differences on the Japanese WAIS-R. Personality and Individual Differences, 1997, 3,531-533.
• Lynn, R. and Martin, T. Gender differences in extraversion, neuroticism and psychoticism in 37 nations. Journal of Social Psychology, 1997,137, 369-373
• Lynn, R. Intelligence in Taiwan. Personality and Individual Differences, 1997, 22,585-586.
• Lynn, R. Direct evidence for a genetic basis for black-white differences in intelligence. American Psychologist, 1997, 52, 73-74.
• Furnham, A., Kirkcaldy, B.D. and Lynn, R. Attitudinal correlates of national wealth. Personality and Individual Differences, 1996, 21, 345-353.
• Lynn, R. Differences between males and females in mean IQ and university examination performance in Ireland. Personality and Individual Differences, 1996, 20, 649-652.
• Lynn, R. Racial and ethnic differences in intelligence in the United States on the Differential Ability Scale. Personality and Individual Differences, 1996, 20, 271-273.
• Lynn, R. & Martin, T. National differences for 37 nations in extraversion, neuroticism, psychoticism and economic, demographic and other correlates. Personality and Individual Differences, 1995, 19, 403-407.
• Lynn, R. Dysgenic fertility for crime. Journal of Biosocial Science, 1995, 27, 405-408.
• Lynn, R. and Song, J. M. General intelligence, visuospatial and verbal abilities of Korean children. Personality and Individual Differences, 1994, 16, 363-364.
• Lynn, R. and Pagliari, C. The intelligence of American children is still rising. Journal of Biosocial Science, 1994, 26, 65-68.
• Lynn, R. and Owen, K. Spearman’s hypothesis and test score differences between whites, Indians and blacks in South Africa. Journal of General Psychology, 1994, 121, 27-36.
• Lynn, R. and Cooper, C. A secular decline in the strength of Spearman’s g in France. Learning and Individual Differences, 1994, 16, 363-364.
• Lynn, R. and Cooper, C. A secular decline in the strength of Spearman’s g in Japan. Current Psychology, 1994, 16, 363-364.
• Lynn, R. Some reinterpretations of the Minnesota trans-racial adoption study. Intelligence, 1994, 19, 21-28.
• Lynn, R. Sex differences in intelligence and brain size: a paradox resolved. Personality and Individual Differences, 1994, 17, 257-271.
• Lynn, R. The intelligence of Ethiopian immigrant and Israeli adolescents. International Journal of Psychology, 1994, 29, 55-56.
• Dai, X-Y. and Lynn, R. Gender differences in intelligence among Chinese children. Journal of Social Psychology, 1994, 134, 123-125.
• Born, M.P. and Lynn, R. Sex differences on the Dutch WISC-R. Educational Psychology, 1994, 14, 249-254.
• Lynn, R and Dai, X-Y. Sex differences on the Chinese standardization sample of the WAIS-R. Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1993, 154, 459-463
• Lynn, R. and Wilson, R.G. Sex differences in cognitive abilities among Irish primary and secondary school children. Irish Journal of Psychology, 1993, 14, 293-300
• Lynn, R. and Song, J.M. (1993). Sex differences in reaction times, decision times and movement times in British and Korean children. Journal of Genetic Psychology, 154, 209-313
• Lynn, R. Sex differences in competitiveness and the valuation of money in twenty countries. Journal of Social Psychology, 1993, 133, 507-512.
• Kirkcaldy, B. D., Furnham, A. and Lynn, R. National differences in work attitudes: FRG & UK. European Work and Organisational Psychologist, 1992, 2, 81-102.
• Kirkcaldy, B. D., Furnham, A. and Lynn, R. Individual differences in work attitudes. Personality and Individual Differences, 1992, 13, 49-55.
• Lynn, R. Hampson, S.L. and Iwawaki, S. Abstract reasoning and spatial abilities among American, British and Japanese adolescents. Mankind Quarterly, 1987, 27, 397-434
• Lynn, R. The intelligence of the Mongoloids: a psychometric, evolutionary and neurological theory. Personality and Individual Differences, 1987, 8, 813–844.
• Lynn, R. The social ecology of intelligence in the France. British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 1980, 19, 325-331.
• Lynn, R. The social ecology of intelligence in the British Isles. British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 1979, 18, 1-12.
• Lynn, R. & Hampson, S.L. National differences in extraversion and neuroticism. British Journal of Social & Clinical Psychology, 1975, 14, 223- 240.
• Lynn, R. and Eysenck H.J. Some effects of carisaprodol on pain reactivity. In H. J. Eysenck (Ed.) Experiments with Drugs, Pergamon Press, 1963.
• Lynn, R. Reading readiness and the perceptual abilities of young children. Educational Research, 1963, 6, 10-15.
• Lynn, R. Russian theory and research on schizophrenia. Psychological. Bulletin, 1963, 60, 486-498.
• Lynn, R. Arousal and expressive movements. Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1963, 103, 113-116.
• Lynn, R. and Butler, J. Introversion and the arousal jag. British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 1962, 1, 150-151.
• Lynn, R. and Gordon, I. Maternal attitudes to child socialisation; some social and national differences. British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 1962, 1, 52-55.
• Lynn, R. Ageing and expressive movements: an interpretation of ageing in terms of Eysenck’s construct of psychoticism. Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1962, 100, 77-84.
• Lynn, R. and Gordon, I. Maternal attitudes to child socialisation; some social and national differences. British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 1962, 1, 52-55.
• Lynn, R. and Eysenck, H.J. Tolerance for pain, extraversion and neuroticism. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1961, 12, 161-162.
• Lynn, R. Reversible perspective as a function of stimulus intensity. American Journal of Psychology, 1961, 74, 131-133.
• Lynn, R. and Gordon, I. The relation of neuroticism and extraversion to intelligence and academic attainment. British Journal of Educational Psychology, 1961, 31, 194-203.
• Lynn, R. Personality characteristics of the mothers of aggressive and unaggressive children. Journal of .Genetic Psychology.1961, 99, 159-164.
• Lynn, R. Individual differences in introversion-extraversion, reactive inhibition and reading attainment. Journal of Educational Psychology, 1960, 51, 318-321.
• Lynn, R and Griew, S. Construct reactive inhibition in the interpretation of age changes in performance. Nature, 1960, 186, 182.
• Lynn, R. Environmental conditions affecting intelligence. Educational Research, 1959, 1, 49-61.
• Lynn, R. The relation between educational achievement and school size. British Journal of Sociology, 1959, 10, 128-136
• Lynn, R. Two personality characteristics related to academic achievement. British Journal of Educational Psychology, 1959, 29, 213-216.
• Lynn, R. Maternal protection and socialisation of the child. Psychological Reports, 1957, 3, 622.
• Lynn, R. Temperamental characteristics related to disparity of attainment in reading and arithmetic. British Journal of Educational Psychology, 1957, 27, 62-67.
• Lynn, R. Review of Cyril Burt’s The Subnormal Mind. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1956, 8, 96.
• Lynn, R. Personality factors in reading achievement. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1955, 48, 996-998.
• Lynn, R. Arousal, Attention and the Orientation Reaction. Pergamon Press, 1966.
• Lynn, R. and. Fountain, W. Change in level of arousal during childhood, Behaviour Research & Therapy, 1966, 4, 213-217.
• Lynn, R. Brainwashing techniques in leadership and child rearing. British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 1966, 5, 270-273.
• Lynn, R. and Compton, V. The role of internal inhibition and the frontal lobes in child development. Conditioned Reflex, 1966, 1, 195-198.
• Lynn, R. and Compton, V. The role of internal inhibition and the frontal lobes in child development. Conditioned Reflex, 1966, 1, 195-198.
• Lynn, R. Anxiety and economic growth. Nature, 1968, 219, 765-766.
• Lynn, R. The Irish Brain Drain. Dublin: Economic and Social Research Institute, 1968.
• Lynn, R. An achievement motivation questionnaire, British Journal of Psychology, 1969, 60, 529-534.
• Lynn, R. Comprehensives and equality. In C.B. Cox and A. Dyson (Eds) Black Paper Two. London: Critical Quarterly Society, 1969
• Gale, A. & Lynn, R. A developmental study of attention. British Journal of Psychology, 1972, 42, 260-266.
• Lynn, R. & Hampson, S.L. Fluctuations in national differences in extraversion and neuroticism. British Journal of Social & Clinical Psychology, 1977, 14, 223-240.
• Lynn, R. Competition and co-operation. In C.B. Cox and R. Boyson (Eds) Black Paper, London: Temple Smith, 1977.
• Lynn, R. Selective emigration and the decline of intelligence in Scotland. Social Biology, 1977, 24, 173-182.
• Lynn, R., Hampson, S. and Lee, M. The intelligence of Chinese children in Hong Kong. School Psychology International, 1988, 9, 29-32
• Lynn, R. Pagliari, C. and Chan, J. Intelligence in Hong Kong measured for Spearman’s g and the visuospatial and verbal primaries. Intelligence, 1988, 12,423-433.
• Frydman, M. & Lynn, R. The intelligence of Korean children adopted in Belgium. Personality and Individual Differences, 1989, 10, 1323-1326.
• Lynn, R. The role of nutrition in secular increases of intelligence. Personality and Individual Differences, 1990, 11, 273–285.
• Lynn, R. Differential rates of secular increase of five major primary abilities. Social Biology, 1990, 38, 137-141.
• Lynn, R. and Hattori, K. The heritability of intelligence in Japan. Behavior Genetics, 1990, 20, 545-546.
• Lynn, R. and Holmshaw, M. Black-white differences in reaction times and intelligence. Social Behavior and Personality, 1990, 18, 299-308.
• Wilson, R.G. and Lynn, R. Personality, intelligence components and foreign language attainment. Educational Psychology, 1990, 10, 57-71.
• Lynn, R., Cooper, C. and Topping, S. Reaction times and intelligence. Current Psychology: Research and Reviews, 1990, 9, 264-276.
• Lynn, R. & Wilson, R.G. Reaction times, movement times and intelligence among Irish nine year olds. Irish Journal of Psychology, 1990, 11, 329-341.
• Lynn, R. and Shigehisa, T. Reaction times and intelligence: a comparison of Japanese and British children. Journal of Biosocial Science, 1991, 23, 409-416.
• Lynn, R., Chan, J.W.C. and Eysenck, H.J. Reaction times and intelligence in Chinese and British children. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1991, 72, 443-452.
• Lynn, R. and Mulhern, G. A comparison of sex differences on the Scottish and American standardisation samples of the WISC-R. Personality and Individual Differences, 1991, 12, 1179–1182.
• Cassidy, T. and Lynn, R. Achievement motivation, educational attainment, cycles of disadvantage and social competence: some longitudinal data. British Journal of Educational Psychology, 1991, 61, 1-12.
• Shigehisa, T. and Lynn, R. Reaction times and intelligence in Japanese children. International Journal of Psychology, 1991, 26,195-202.
• Lynn, R. Does Spearman’s g decline at high IQ levels? Some evidence from Scotland. Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1992, 153, 229-300.
• Lynn, R. Sex differences on the Differential Ability Test in British and American adolescents. Educational Psychology, 1992, 12, 101-106.
• Frydman, M, and Lynn, R. The general intelligence and spatial abilities of gifted young chess players. British Journal of Psychology, 1992, 83, 233-235.

To be found

• Meisenberg, G., & Lynn, R.J. (2023). Ongoing trends of human intelligence. Intelligence.
• Chen, H., Liao, Y.K., & Lynn, R.J. (2022). Development of processing speed in the United States and Taiwan: A brief report. Personality and Individual Differences.
• Odiliva, S. & Lynn, R. Cognitive abilities and incidence of corruption: a note. Journal of Research in Business, Economics and Management. 2019 (in press)
• Lynn, R. Review of Heiner Rindermann. Cognitive Capitalism: Human Capital and the Wellbeing of Nations. Salisbury Review, 2018, 37, 54-55.
• Lynn, R. Genome editing. Letter, The Times, 21 July, p.21, 2018
• Lynn, R. Pourquoi le QI baisse? Eléments, Mars, 75-6, 2018.
• Salahodjaev, R., Omanbayev, B., Karybava, M., Bostonova, N. & Lynn, R. A standardization of Raven’s Standard Progressive Matrices in Kyrgyzstan. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 57, 443-447.
• Osman, H. A., Bakhiet, S. F. A., Alnaier, N. A. G. & Lynn, R. A study of the intelligence of South Sudanese refugee children. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 57, 585-589.
• Lynn, R. Elite degrees link to career success. The Times, 2017, 20 May.
• Khosimov, A. & Lynn, R. A study of intelligence in Tajikistan. Mankind Quarterly, 2017, 57, 438-442.
• Chen, H-Y., Chen, Y-H., Liao, Y-K., Chen, H-P. & Lynn, R. Dysgenic fertility for intelligence and education in Taiwan. Intelligence, 2017, 63, 29-32
• Salahodjaev, R.A., Omanbayev, B. & Lynn, R. A study of intelligence in the Karakalpakstan region of Uzbekistan. Mankind Quarterly, 2016, 57, 277-282.
• Lynn, R. Social mobility. The Times, 2015, 8 October, p.30.
• Lynn, R. Book review of Michael A. Woodley and Aurelio J. Figueredo. Historical variability in heritable general intelligence. Its evolutionary origins and socio-cultural consequences. Buckingham UK: University of Buckingham Press, 2013. Intelligence, 2015, 49, 209-210.
• Lynn, R. Obituary of Nick Mackintosh. Intelligence, 2015, 50, 236-7
• Lynn, R. Review of Michael Hart and Claire Parkins’ The Newton Awards :A History of Genius in Science and Technology. Occidental Quarterly, 2014, 13, 127-128.
• Lynn, R. & Zietsman, G. The relation between intelligence and unemployment at the individual and national level. Journal of Social, Political & Economic Studies, 2013, 38, 141-147.
• Lynn, R. Review of Charles Foster and Eric L. Jones: The Fabric of Society and how it creates Wealth. Journal of Social, Political & Economic Studies, 2013, 18, 139.
• Lynn, R. Crown jewels are flawed. Times Higher Educational, 2013, 4 July, p.32.
• Lynn, R. A century of the IQ. Salisbury Review, 2013, 31, 19-20.
• Hur, Y-M and Lynn, R. Obituary of John Philippe Rushton. Twin Research and Human Genetics, 2013, 16, 497-498.
• Lynn, R. Book review of Satoshi Kanazawa’s The Intelligence Paradox: Why the Intelligent Choice Isn’t Always the Smart One. Intelligence, 2012, 40, 401.
• Lynn, R. & Piffer, D. Sex differences in foreign language ability: An evolutionary hypothesis. International Journal of Anthropology, 2011, 26, 75- 84.
• Lynn, R., Chen, H-Y. & Chen Y-H. Intelligence in Taiwan: Progressive Matrices means and sex differences in means and variances for 6-17 year olds. Journal of Biosocial Science. 2011, 43, 469-474.
• Lynn, R. Explaining improved visual memory abilities. The Psychologist, 2010, 23, 867.
• Lynn, R. Review of Byrom Roth’s The Perils of Diversity, Mankind Quarterly, 2010, 52, 119-124.
• Lynn, R. The lower IQ sex. The Times (London), 19 April, 2010, p. 22
• Lynn, R. Review of D.I.Robinson’s Brain, Mind & Behaviour. Intelligence, 2010, 38, 290.
• Lynn, R. The geography of intelligence. Quarterly Review, 2009, 3, 40-46.
• Lynn, R. & Mikk, J. Science: sex differences in attainment. Journal of Social, Political and Economic Studies, 2008, 33,101-124.
• Lynn, R. (2008). Review of Why aren’t there more women in science? Intelligence, 36, 380-381.
• Lynn, R. The Chosen People. Review of Jon Entine’s Abraham’s Children. The Occidental Quarterly, 2008, 7, 121-3.
• Lynn, R. The IQ rise. The Psychologist, 2007. 20, 663.
• Lynn, R. Nutrition and IQ. The Psychologist, 2007, 20, 471-2.
• Lynn, R., Rushton, J.P. and others: Racial IQ research. The Sunday Times, 2 April, 2006.
• Lynn, R. Racial differences in intelligence, personality and behavior. In S. Francis (Ed) Race and the American Prospect. Mt.Airy, MD: Occidental Press, 2006.
• Lynn, R. and Vanhanen, T. The role of human capital and intelligence in the economic development of the Asian economies. In J.B.Kidd and F-J. Richter (Eds) Infrastructure and Productivity in Asia, 2005.
• Lynn, R. Sex differences in IQ. The Psychologist, 2005, 18, 47.
• Lynn, R. Cambridge University has developed a thinking skills test. The Times Higher, 27 August, 2004.
• Lynn, R. Sex differences in intelligence. In R.Gregory (Ed). The Oxford Encyclopedia of Mind. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004.
• Lynn, R., Pullman, H. & Allik, J. A new estimate of the IQ in Estonia. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2003, 97, 662-664.
• Lynn, R. Will China become the next hegemonic superpower? Mankind Quarterly, 2002, 43, 107-110.
• Lynn, R. Eugenics: Past, Present and Future. Occidental Quarterly, 2002, 2, 11- 15.
• Lynn, R. Intelligence in Russia. Mankind Quarterly, 2001, 42, 151-154.
• Allik, J., Must, O. and Lynn, R. Sex differences in general intelligence among high school graduates: some results from Estonia. Personality and Individual Differences, 1999, 26, 1137-1141.
• Lynn, R. Review of Jan te Nijenhuis’ Comparability of Test Scores for Immigrants and Majority Group Members in The Netherlands. Personality and Individual Differences, 1999, 26,770.
• Lynn, R. Review of D. Johnson’s Minorities and Girls in Schools. Personality and Individual Differences, 1999, 26, 767.
• Lynn, R. Review of P.J. Caplan et al. Gender Differences in Human Cognition. Personality and Individual Differences, 1999, 26, 767.
• Lynn, R. Survival of the most hateful. Patterns of Prejudice, 1999, 33, 90-1.
• Lynn, R. On the necessity of teaching children moral restraint. In D. Anderson (Ed) Full Circle? Bringing up children in the post-permissive society. London: Social Affairs Unit, 1998.
• Lynn, R. Review of J.S. Carlson, J. Kingma & W. Tomic’s Advances in Cognition and Educational Practice. Personality and Individual Differences, 1998, 25, 1003-4
• Lynn, R. Review of M.J. Howe’s IQ in Question: The Truth about Intelligence. Personality and Individual Differences, 1998, 24, 739.
• Lynn, R. Review of M. A. Lahr’s The Evolution of Modern Human Diversity: A Study of Cranial Variation. Mankind Quarterly, 1998, 38, 312-313.
• Lynn, R. The social problems of race. A review of Michael Levin’s Race Matters. Salisbury Review, 1998, 16, 45.
• Lynn, R. Review of S. Burnham’s America’s Bimodal Crisis: Black Intelligence in White Society. Personality and Individual Differences, 1998, 24, 449.
• Lynn, R. In support of the nutrition theory. In U. Neisser (Ed) The Rising Curve: Long Term Gains in IQ and Related Matters. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association, 1998.
• Lynn, R. The decline of genotypic intelligence. In U. Neisser (Ed) The Rising Curve: Long Term gains in IQ and Related Matters. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association, 1998.
• Lynn, R., Plaspalanova, E., Stetinsky, D. and Tzenova, B. Intelligence in Bulgaria. Psychological Reports, 1998, 82, 912-914.
• Lynn, R. Sex differences on the Scottish standardisation sample of the WAIS-R. Personality and Individual Differences, 1998, 24,289-290.
• Lynn, R. Who can solve this IQ riddle? The Times, 29 August
• Lynn, R. The geography of intelligence. In H. Nyborg and J. Gray (Eds) The Scientific Study of Human Nature. New York: Elsevier 1997.
• Lynn, R. Why, as we grow richer, does our underclass get bigger every year? Daily Mail, 23 Dec.1996.
• Lynn, R. Religion as a factor affecting group achievement. Mankind Quarterly, 1996, 37, 217-228.
• Lynn, R. Wright and wrong. A review of The Moral Animal. National Review, 1995, March 20, 70-71
• Lynn, R. Nutrition and intelligence. In P.A. Vernon (Ed.) Biological Approaches to the Study of Human Intelligence. Norwood, NJ: Ablex, 1993
• Lynn, R & Jindal, S. Positive correlations between brain size and intelligence: further evidence from India. Mankind Quarterly, 1993, 34, 109-115.
• Lynn, R. The motivation of school children. Bulletin of the Cambridge Institute of Education, 1956, 1, 5-7.
• Lynn, R. Value of unhappiness. Times Educational Supplement, 1957, March 8, 311.
• Lynn, R. Personality changes with ageing. Behaviour Research & Therapy, 1964, 1, 343-349.
• Lynn, R. Abnormal Psychology in the U.S.S.R. In N. O’Connor (Ed.) Soviet Psychology. Pergamon Press, 1966.
• Lynn, R. The frontal lobes and internal inhibition. In Proc. IV World Congress of Psychiatry, Madrid, 1966.
• Lynn, R. Would Dick Whittington succeed in Britain today? The Times, 17 Dec, 1966.
• Lynn, R., Zahraee, R. and Rim, Y. Psychological factors in economic growth Manpower & Applied Psychology, 1968, 2, 76-83.
• Lynn, R. Personality characteristics of a group of entrepreneurs. Occupational Psychology, 1969, 43, 151-152.
• Lynn, R. Streaming: standards or equality. In C.B. Cox and A. Dyson (Eds) Black Paper Three. London: Critical Quarterly Society, 1970.
• Lynn, R. Alcoholism and alcohol consumption in Ireland. Journal of the Irish Medical Association, 63, 39-42.
• Hayashi, T., Rim, Y. & Lynn, R. A test of McClelland’s theory of achievement motivation in Britain, Japan, Ireland and Israel. International Journal of Psychology, 1971, 5, 257-277.
• Lynn, R. Pleasure in success. The Spectator, February 19, 1972, p. 274-5.
• Lynn, R. Review of R.B. Cattell’s A New Morality from Science: Beyondism. Irish Journal of Psychology, 1974, 2, 25.
• Lynn, R. Shortcomings in education. The Times, 20 October, 1975.
• Lynn, R. The sociobiology of nationalism. New Society, 1 July, 1976.
• Lynn, R. The Irish IQ. The Irish Psychologist, 1976, p.4.
• Lynn, R. The intelligence of the Japanese. Bulletin of the British Psychological Society, 1977, 30, 69-72.
• Lynn, R. The intelligence of the Chinese and Malays in Singapore. Mankind Quarterly, 1977, 18, 125-128.
• Lynn, R. Ethnic and Racial Differences in Intelligence: International Comparisons. In R. T. Osborne, C. E. Noble and N. Weyl (Eds) Human variation: The biopsychology of age, race, and sex. New York: Academic Press, 1978.
• Lynn, R. Japan: Land of the rising IQ: a reply to Flynn. Bulletin of the British Psychological Society, 1987, December.
• Lynn, R. Morals before languages. Times Educational Supplement, 29 April, 1988.
• Lynn, R. Balanced polymorphism for ethnocentric and non-ethnocentric alleles. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 1989, 12, 535.
• Lynn, R., Hampson, S. and Agahi, E. Genetic and environmental mechanisms determining intelligence, neuroticism, extraversion and psychoticism. British Journal of Psychology, 1989, 80, 499-507.
• Lynn, R. Mrs Thatcher’s litter lesson. The Times, 1989, 24 Jan., p. 17.
• Lynn, R. Testosterone and gonadotrophin levels and r/K reproductive strategies. Psychological Reports, 1990, 67, 1203-1206.
• Lynn, R. The Secret of the Miracle Economy. London: The Social Affairs Unit, 1990.
• Lynn, R. Race differences in intelligence: a global perspective. Mankind Quarterly, 1991, 31, 254-296.
• Lynn, R. The evolution of race differences in intelligence. Mankind Quarterly, 1991, 32, 99-173.
• Lynn, R. Intelligence in China. Social Behavior and Personality, 1991, 19, 1-4.