IQ scores are converted from the raw score of the test to a standardized scale, wherein everybody can be compared and applied to a normal distribution. We know that many things are normally distributed when enough of a sample has been examined. This is also the case for the IQ. Thus, we can compare your score to everyone else (even if they didn't take the IQ test) based on the likelihood that the population distribution of scores is normal. Somewhere along the line somebody decided that 100 would be average and 15 would be the standard deviation. Now everybody is compared along the same scale using standardized scores.
They show how clever you are. More specifically, IQ numbers indicate your capacity for learning.
No IQ numbers don't mean anything unless you make it.
roughly, yes. going strictly by the numbers....a 95 percentile is 125 IQ
IQ is not based upon age. A persons IQ doesn't even change very much through out life, only about 5 IQ points at the most. Therefore asking the IQ of a twelve year old is not a very good question. The average IQ is about 100 though. To find out the exact IQ of a certain person they would have to take an IQ test.
Rumored to be 135. Higher than cambridge's estimate of George W Bush's IQ based on his speaking abilites of 95.
They show how clever you are. More specifically, IQ numbers indicate your capacity for learning.
IQ is not based on age, it's based on intelligence.
An IQ is short for intelligence quotient. It shows your intelligence based on the average of a 100 IQ score.
No IQ numbers don't mean anything unless you make it.
roughly, yes. going strictly by the numbers....a 95 percentile is 125 IQ
IQ test questions are used to determine ones IQ. Many are growing or trick questions as some ones IQ does not change so the test is not based on memorization of facts.
An IQ score of 161 would be considered a great IQ. It falls in the category of "very superior" intelligence, which is the highest level of intelligence based on IQ scores.
100 is an average IQ for ANY age. The IQ tests are not based on age. So 102 is fine.
Yes, however IQ numbers are not standardized. What is 200 on one test may not be a 200 on another. As a result large numbers of people cause large IQ's to exist. IQ is simply a statistic, so the greater the population of the world becomes the higher rating will be given to the top performers.
An intelligence quotient, or IQ of 69 is just below the range of 95% of the population, based on those figures an IQ of 69 is not good.
IQ in humans is measured based on the standard that 100 equals average.
It would depend on each individual Naval Commander. IQ's are not based on job titles or ranks.