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An IQ score of 50 would indicate Mild or Moderate Retardation
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What does an IQ score of 50 mean?
An IQ score of 50 would indicate Mild or Moderate Retardation
What does IQ score of 65 mean?
IQ from 50 to 70 is 'Mild mental retardation'.
What percentage of the population has an above average IQ?
50% of the population has an above average IQ.
Average IQ for a 33 year old?
50
Is a IQ of 126 good for a 21 year old?
IQ of 126 is not bad, but to say for a 21 year old is it good? Well I mean your mental IQ wont really change from now on, I mean i doubt its changed much intellectually since you were about nineteen, but I mean an IQ of 126 is a respectable IQ and above average so I guess your doing well!
What does an IQ score of 50 mean?
An IQ score of 50 would indicate Mild or Moderate Retardation
What does IQ score of 65 mean?
IQ from 50 to 70 is 'Mild mental retardation'.
Is an IQ of 50 good?
An IQ of 50 is considered low for a human adult. Most humans have an IQ that is between 85 and 100. Anyone with an IQ of 120 or over is considered a genius.
What is the average IQ score on the Stanford Binet IQ test?
50
What is average IQ for 50 year old man?
IQ is realtive to age. So an average 50 year old mans IQ is gna be 100, just like every ranges average IQ
What is the mean IQ?
The mean IQ is a score of 100.
What would your IQ be if you were dumb?
50
What percentage of the population has an above average IQ?
50% of the population has an above average IQ.
Who has the IQ of 50 in Westing Game?
Otis Amber
If your intelligence score is 100?
If your IQ score is exactly 100, as measured by a valid IQ test, this means you are exactly at the mean, and approximately 50% of people are less intelligent than you are and 50% are more intelligent than you are.Remember, IQ is just a measure of one kind of intelligence, and your results can be affected by things such as ADHD or learning disabilities.
What do IQ mean?
IQ means intelligence quotient.
What does an IQ of 100 mean?
It means that your IQ is average.
