IQ Test for a little bit of brain exercise
Posted: Thu Apr 20, 2006 6:39 am
My IQ is 108 according to that.....
And now my brain hurts!
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Posted: Thu Apr 20, 2006 7:46 am
Posted: Thu Apr 20, 2006 7:57 am
mine is fried... 112
mine
Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 4:33 pm
Mine Was 100,..And im only 14. Dose That Make me a Super Genius? 
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Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 4:34 pm
(and i had 25 min.s left to complete it)
Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 6:35 pm
I did mine with a fair amount of time left.
And I don't think that age is an issue, you can either do it or you can't.
Note that there were no grammer or other questions in the quiz. They were all logic and problem solving.
And I don't think that age is an issue, you can either do it or you can't.
Note that there were no grammer or other questions in the quiz. They were all logic and problem solving.
:/
Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 12:14 am
-_- so your saying a 5 year old has the same chance of doing good as a Grade 12 Grad,... 
Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 1:38 am
i think a 5 year old would get IQ of 80, unless if he was really some super genius (0.0001% of the population) and get 110 for example.
Othervise, i think you get the smartest around 20-25, thats when you get the full potential.
Those are all visual mathematics questions - so it addresses just that part of your IQ. i think there's like 7 types of IQ right? or just 5... something around that number. The guy from Rainman (Dustin Hoffman .... Raymond Babbitt ) was probably like 180 in logic, but he wasnt a very bright fella
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Othervise, i think you get the smartest around 20-25, thats when you get the full potential.
Those are all visual mathematics questions - so it addresses just that part of your IQ. i think there's like 7 types of IQ right? or just 5... something around that number. The guy from Rainman (Dustin Hoffman .... Raymond Babbitt ) was probably like 180 in logic, but he wasnt a very bright fella
.Re: IQ Test for a little bit of brain exercise
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2012 3:16 pm
comment on this post hahahahahaha
Anarchy's necromancy has increased by a lot. lol
Anarchy's necromancy has increased by a lot. lol
Re: IQ Test for a little bit of brain exercise
Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2012 11:32 am
Darn...not quite Mensa :p
Re: IQ Test for a little bit of brain exercise
Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 5:01 pm
Haha I got 135 ! The four last ones were pretty rough tought ...
Re: IQ Test for a little bit of brain exercise
Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2012 4:07 pm
i got a 40. what does that mean? o.O grrrr.
Re: IQ Test for a little bit of brain exercise
Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2012 4:33 pm
is 200 good?
Re: IQ Test for a little bit of brain exercise
Posted: Sat Jul 21, 2012 11:49 am
This good???
Re: IQ Test for a little bit of brain exercise
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2012 9:40 am
As a psychologist in training, I can say that this particular "IQ test" speaks to an aspect of what we call "Performance IQ." In fact, it's quite similar to a standardized battery, although who knows how they got these norms. It's likely an estimate based off a standardized version, which is actually only 26 questions.
As for age, yes, it absolutely plays into calculating someone's true IQ score. So, all of our scores here will vary based on our age - given that the test didn't ask for our age, the estimate is likely quite inaccurate. For example, a 15 year old scored 100 on an IQ test, and then got the same number of answers right when they 25, their new IQ (age 25) would likely be around 85-90. This is because IQ tests are scored RELATIVE to your age cohort. So, say I got 20/40 correct, and am age 28, and another person, aged 15, scored 20/40, their IQ would actually be higher than mine. There's fair degree of statistical reasoning behind this.
+Colibri was correct - performance IQ (what this test measures) peaks at age 25-26. Verbal IQ, however, is actually better much later in life, although begins to slowly decline at about 65-70 years of age.
Unrelated, but I wanted to post this anyway: We also have to remember that the "average range" is HUGE. Most people (67%) will score between 70-130. To get to the extremes on either end (less than 20 IQ, greater than 175), you would have to be in the .04 and 99.6 percentile, respectively.
As for age, yes, it absolutely plays into calculating someone's true IQ score. So, all of our scores here will vary based on our age - given that the test didn't ask for our age, the estimate is likely quite inaccurate. For example, a 15 year old scored 100 on an IQ test, and then got the same number of answers right when they 25, their new IQ (age 25) would likely be around 85-90. This is because IQ tests are scored RELATIVE to your age cohort. So, say I got 20/40 correct, and am age 28, and another person, aged 15, scored 20/40, their IQ would actually be higher than mine. There's fair degree of statistical reasoning behind this.
+Colibri was correct - performance IQ (what this test measures) peaks at age 25-26. Verbal IQ, however, is actually better much later in life, although begins to slowly decline at about 65-70 years of age.
Unrelated, but I wanted to post this anyway: We also have to remember that the "average range" is HUGE. Most people (67%) will score between 70-130. To get to the extremes on either end (less than 20 IQ, greater than 175), you would have to be in the .04 and 99.6 percentile, respectively.