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Invoke(ClutterSquad);	by LongFist	2006-11-19 12:55:59
BTW, how do you know what the average IQ is?	by tonza	2005-02-11 15:21:02
Cool Idea For an Experiment!	by LongFist	2005-02-11 15:27:11
Why? IQ tests only measure one thing.	by AndyA	2005-02-11 15:58:03
Not really	by Celticess	2005-02-11 16:06:29
My tests when younger showed a higher IQ than my current testing. Could be a variety of reasons for that including health and changes in testing. Online tests I can score as low as 98 or as high as 170... those tests aren't that reflective of the professionally administered ones. Usually they involve several components in tests. While some via practice might go up others don't. I doubt my processing speed would increase much but with practice it might of. What partially affected that score result for me was the materials. You see it was a poor photo copy. I'm very visual. I had to ask if certain marks were intended or copy flaws. Because the clock was ticking that did mess up my scores and the tester agreed next time to obtain better copies when testing people. Online tests are basically fun and entertainment. And tests it's been argued for awhile in general might give some hints at abilities and deficits or learning styles but aren't determiners of outcome.
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