Person who tend to feel Anxiety is higher Verbal Intelligence

It is true that all of us does not like to feel negative emotions however, there is a interesting article showing us for [Person who feel Anxiety or Worrying or anything Negative Feelings is Higher Verbal Intelligence].

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0191886914005558

It comes from Lakehead University in Canada. They asked for 126 undergraduate participants to take anxiety and state negative test like...
“Do you always worry something?” and [Do you think “I am not the right person who do things right now...”?]

After taking that test, the researcher compared with participant’s IQ and those results bd what they found was...
* The more you feel anxiety, the more higher verbal intelligence you’ve got
* The more you feel anxiety, the lower non-verbal intelligence

What are verbal intelligence and non-verbal intelligence? Just in case...
* Verbal intelligence is a person who has ability to express themselves, being good at using sentences or likes to study
* Non-verbal intelligence is a person who has ability of positive for active or likes to move around or work out

Both of them are important abilities for our life as you can see.

According to researchers...
“Person who has verbal intelligence excel in ability for memorizing very detailed things from past or future events that is why they tend to call back higher anxiety and think thing negatively.
On the other hand, person who has non-verbal intelligence, tends to handle a visual information in social communication. So they are less to rethink past communications with others in their mind.”

So if you are the verbal intelligence, it means you are good at remembering or memorizing things particularly whether it is good or bad and you suffer from it. I totally understand that because I am very person with highly anxious otherwise positively thinking of it, I’m happy because I may have high verbal intelligence but just bit disappointed in not so active...

And more article from 2012 showed the same result.

The Relationship Between Intelligence and Anxiety: An Association With Subcortical White Matter Metabolism - PubMed