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In order of decreasing accuracy: 1. Pyschologist 2. High IQ Societies like Mensa 3. Books like HJ Eyesnck or The Ultimate IQ Test Book 4. Some reliable websites like writing.com or afreeiqtest.com or testcafe.com etc 5. Some unreliable websites like iqtest.com Don't go below 3 or at most 4 Ideal would be 3 to get an accurate yet free score AVERAGE: 85-115 SUPERIOR INTELLECT: 115-130 GENIUS: >=130 2.3% population HIGH GENIUS: >=145 0.13% population EXTRAORDINARY GENIUS: >=160 Einstein Bill Gates HIGHEST GENIUS: >=180 UNMEASURABLE GENIUS: >=200 Doctors, Lawyers, Professionals have an average around 130. 125 for PG students Researchers, Professors, Mathematicians, Students at top colleges have an average >140 Nobel Prize Winners have an average around 155-165 Anything below 120 is on the lower side Even if your IQ is 180 you can score 120 in some useless online tests and even if your score is 140 you can score 160 in some tests. PERFECT Pyscho NEAR PERFECT HJ Eyesnck Check Your Own IQ or The Ultimate IQ Test Book DECENT writing.com, acevipernet, testcafe.com, geocities.com, European IQ Test, allthetests.com USELESS iqtest.com
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How do you measure someone's intelligence?
Use an Intelligence Quotient (IQ) test.
What score indicates how one individual compares to others on an intelligence test?
Intelligence quotient
What does IQ stands for as in IQ Test?
IQ stands for Intelligence Quotient but initially came from the German Intelligenz-Quotient created by German psychologist William Stern.Intelligence QuotientIntellegence QuotientI believe it stands for intelligence quotient.IQ = intelligence quotient
What does IQ stands for?
Intelligence Quotient. It's a rather archaic method of measuring academic prowess, logic, and reasoning skill. Question: What is IQ? Answer: It is what is measured by an IQ test. Question: What does an IQ test measure? Answer: Intelligence Quotient Of course there is more to it than that, but... you get the idea.
What is an IQ and how is it IQ measrued?
Your IQ is your intelligence quotient. You can determine your IQ by taking a certain test. :)
How do you test the intelligence quotient of a person?
There is a special test I think you can get a specialist to come round to your house and test you and then they will tell you your IQ based on the results.
Why was the IQ test invented?
Alfred Binet developed this test. IQ test scales qualify to measure your intelligence. He did not inven the term "intelligence quotient" but most of the famous IQ test scales claim not only to measure your intelligence but also express it in a normalized number.
Definition of IQ test?
IQ test Intelligence quotient test Psychology A test that measures the complex interplay between attention, processing and retrieval of information, and execution of processes regarded as the domain of intelligence Information found at: http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/IQ+test
What is the IQ range for a thirteen year old?
IQ (intelligence quotient) is a test that scores human intelligence. The IQ range for a thirteen year old ranges from 90 to 100.
How does the government get your IQ?
They don't. You have to do a one or two day test with a licensed psychologist to even know your own Intelligence Quotient (IQ)
What is an IQ?
An Intelligence Quotient or IQ is a measure of an individual's intelligence, derived from a test that relies heavily on logical thinking, which may also include other elements in certain variations (such as simple philosophy). Simply, the IQ score is a quotient of an individual's mental age. The vladity of the IQ test is often questioned because of it's failure to account adequately for minds that think abstractly, as well as for it's reliance on time-keeping as a measure to test the individual's intelligence.
Does IQ mean the size of your brain?
No,IQ doesn't mean the size of your brain.The term IQstands for "Intelligence Quotient," and refers to a person's cognitive ability.It is a measure of a person's intelligence as indicated by an intelligence test; the ratio of a person's mental age to his chronological age .
