I'm trying to find a relatively accurate online IQ test, does anyone have recommendations?
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there's no such thing as accurate iq tests, forget them -
There are many online - I think the better online IQ test you have to pay for. What is the point - it is just a number. When I test, I range from 145 to 162. It is meaningless, I do not earn more money because it is higher than average, nor can I spell any better. My biz partner charts nearly off the chart - he does our programimg. He spells like shit too and his social skill suck.
Honestly - IQ scores are meaningless.Comment
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Idiot... there are 3 main testing standards, and they are scored on different scales.Originally posted by Kevin ? The PNNThere are many online - I think the better online IQ test you have to pay for. What is the point - it is just a number. When I test, I range from 145 to 162. It is meaningless, I do not earn more money because it is higher than average, nor can I spell any better. My biz partner charts nearly off the chart - he does our programimg. He spells like shit too and his social skill suck.
Honestly - IQ scores are meaningless.
I find it hard to believe that someone who scored 142 to 162 thinks IQ has anything to do with spelling... lol Not too many spelling questions on any IQ test I have taken... LMAO!Comment
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Are you aware of that 145-162 is genius / professor level?Originally posted by Kevin ? The PNNThere are many online - I think the better online IQ test you have to pay for. What is the point - it is just a number. When I test, I range from 145 to 162. It is meaningless, I do not earn more money because it is higher than average, nor can I spell any better. My biz partner charts nearly off the chart - he does our programimg. He spells like shit too and his social skill suck.
Honestly - IQ scores are meaningless.Skype Horusmaia
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accurate. I had results from 120-150 in different tests. Which one is accurate????Comment
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You have to look at the test results individually. Each test has a different numbering system. A score of 139 on one test may well be the equivalence of a 155 on another test.Originally posted by elitetecaccurate. I had results from 120-150 in different tests. Which one is accurate????
A more accurate way of evaluating your score would be to look at the scoring percentile (what percentage of people you scored higher than) for each individual test.
Also each test has a standard deviation of around 15 points. A person that scores a 130 may well be just as smart as somebody that scores a 145. This allows for cultural/social differences.Comment
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You are correct and of course and IQ's are important as ones IQ level dictates the limit of ones ability to learn and to understand. If you use the analogy of a pint container, a quart container, a half gallon container, and a gallon container, one can easily see that a pint container is limited to the amount that it can hold. It is the same with the brain. A lower IQ is limited in its ablility to hold/learn and to understand. In one of the tests that you speak of 140 is genius level and on another 160 is genius level. On one 90 is average and on another 100 is average. When I tested while at University my IQ was 130 on the test that as 90 as average and 140 as genius level, but I am older now and IQ level normally decreases with age.Originally posted by aicoIdiot... there are 3 main testing standards, and they are scored on different scales.
I find it hard to believe that someone who scored 142 to 162 thinks IQ has anything to do with spelling... lol Not too many spelling questions on any IQ test I have taken... LMAO!Comment
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From the posts that are made on GFY my guess is that the majority of posters are at the 1/2 pint level.Comment
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Originally posted by Sexxxy SitesYou are correct and of course and IQ's are important as ones IQ level dictates the limit of ones ability to learn and to understand. If you use the analogy of a pint container, a quart container, a half gallon container, and a gallon container, one can easily see that a pint container is limited to the amount that it can hold. It is the same with the brain. A lower IQ is limited in its ablility to hold/learn and to understand. In one of the tests that you speak of 140 is genius level and on another 160 is genius level. On one 90 is average and on another 100 is average. When I tested while at University my IQ was 130 on the test that as 90 as average and 140 as genius level, but I am older now and IQ level normally decreases with age.
Sorry to say it, but pretty much everything you said in this post is bullshit.
First and foremost, IQ has rather little to do with what your brain will hold - long term memory. Instead, it focuses on things such as logical thinking, spatial thinking, linguistic insight, etc. In fact, most IQ tests don't even test short term memory. What your brain "will hold" would be best tested by having you follow a university course in some subject, and testing you on it a few years later. Obviously, IQ tests don't do this. They don't test what your brain will hold, but what it can compute.
Secondly, if you took an IQ test on which the average result was 90, it wasn't an IQ test. By definition, IQ tests are scored so that the average comes out as 100. There are variations in the standard deviation though, which is most often 15, but sometimes 16, 24 or 25./(bb|[^b]{2})/Comment
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I maybe correct, but you sure the hell aren't... lolOriginally posted by Sexxxy SitesYou are correct and of course and IQ's are important as ones IQ level dictates the limit of ones ability to learn and to understand. If you use the analogy of a pint container, a quart container, a half gallon container, and a gallon container, one can easily see that a pint container is limited to the amount that it can hold. It is the same with the brain. A lower IQ is limited in its ablility to hold/learn and to understand. In one of the tests that you speak of 140 is genius level and on another 160 is genius level. On one 90 is average and on another 100 is average. When I tested while at University my IQ was 130 on the test that as 90 as average and 140 as genius level, but I am older now and IQ level normally decreases with age.
IQ tests measures your intelligence, intelligence is the ability to learn or understand or to deal with new or trying situations, the more intelligent you are the more skilled you are with the use of reason. It does not measure with the amount of information your brain can hold, that is a Memory Test.
Also, average IQ is ALWAYS 100... no matter what test you take, how far below and above 100 is what differs between the tests.Comment
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IQ tests don't measure "your full potential". They measure your talent for taking IQ tests.Originally posted by The DemonTickle is shit, I took a 5 hour written IQ test.. Either way IQ tests measure your full potential.
Human potential depends on many factors, including originality of thought, social skills, determination, self-discipline, etc., as well as intelligence in the broad sense of the word (which includes the ability to integrate the small computations tested in IQ tests in a broader context)./(bb|[^b]{2})/Comment
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Originally posted by aicoI maybe correct, but you sure the hell aren't... lol
IQ tests measures your intelligence, intelligence is the ability to learn or understand or to deal with new or trying situations, the more intelligent you are the more skilled you are with the use of reason. It does not measure with the amount of information your brain can hold, that is a Memory Test.
Also, average IQ is ALWAYS 100... no matter what test you take, how far below and above 100 is what differs between the tests.Originally Posted by Sexxxy Sites
IQ level dictates the limit of ones ability to learn and to understand.
A lower IQ is limited in its ablility to hold/learn and to understand.I used the container analogy to demonstrate how IQ limits ones ability to learn/hold and to understand. I take it that you did not like the analogy.Originally Posted by aico
the ability to learn or understand
It does not measure with the amount of information your brain can hold, that is a Memory Test.Comment
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here are the best: www.highiqsociety.com
try the 'ultimate test of intelligence' .. lol, good luck.
Edit: ok apparently the site is different now... the 'ultimate test of intelligence' isnt there anymore
Last edited by Dollarmansteve; 04-24-2006, 01:41 PM.I died.Comment
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Awesome, thanksOriginally posted by Dollarmansteve
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I thought they were mathematically defined as a mean of 100 with a standard deviation of 10 (clearly I could be wrong though).Originally posted by punkworldBy definition, IQ tests are scored so that the average comes out as 100. There are variations in the standard deviation though, which is most often 15, but sometimes 16, 24 or 25.
That said even given the falibility of a 'real' IQ test online ones are 50x worse. I have yet to see someone score below 120 on an online IQ test, ever.Last edited by GigoloMason; 04-24-2006, 02:01 PM.Comment
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Mensa's online test seems to be somewhat accurate. http://www.mensa.org/workout2.phpOriginally posted by GigoloMasonI thought they were mathematically defined as a mean of 100 with a standard deviation of 10 (clearly I could be wrong though).
That said even given the falibility of a 'real' IQ test online ones are 50x worse. I have yet to see someone score below 120 on an online IQ test, ever.
BTW, I'm comparing online test scores with my actual IQ.Last edited by Cyrano; 04-24-2006, 02:04 PM.Comment
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BTW: You may be correct about the mean of the test being 100. It may be that when I took the test the average of the testers was 90 but it has been to many years ago to recall with certainty.Originally posted by aicoI maybe correct, but you sure the hell aren't... lol
IQ tests measures your intelligence, intelligence is the ability to learn or understand or to deal with new or trying situations, the more intelligent you are the more skilled you are with the use of reason. It does not measure with the amount of information your brain can hold, that is a Memory Test.
Also, average IQ is ALWAYS 100... no matter what test you take, how far below and above 100 is what differs between the tests.Comment
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i scored above average...
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You're indeed wrong. The "standard" standard deviation is 15, although some tests use different standard deviations.Originally posted by GigoloMasonI thought they were mathematically defined as a mean of 100 with a standard deviation of 10 (clearly I could be wrong though).
That said even given the falibility of a 'real' IQ test online ones are 50x worse. I have yet to see someone score below 120 on an online IQ test, ever.
As for online tests, you are mostly correct. However, the internet itself works as a filter for the stupid, raising the average iq of internet users above that of the general population, and many people just flat-out lie./(bb|[^b]{2})/Comment
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Great testOriginally posted by Dollarmanstevehere are the best: www.highiqsociety.com
It works like this: first, you take a fundamentally flawed, fake "test", and then, when you inevitably get a high score, you get the option to join their society for $79 to $499. If you choose to join, it proves that you are an "imbecile", and if you pay more than the $79, for the cheapest membership, you are a certified "idiot"
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