Criminals exhibit cognitive distortions and thinking patterns that differ from non-criminals. A study interviewed 255 offenders and identified 52 thinking errors that could be categorized into crime-related, automatic, and criminal thinking patterns. Criminals also tend to have lower levels of moral development according to Kohlberg's stages of moral development and attribute negative behaviors of others to their disposition rather than the situation. Studies have also found a link between lower intelligence as measured by IQ tests and higher rates of criminal behavior, though intelligence is not the only factor that determines if someone will commit a crime.