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11-12-2013, 01:26 PM #59anonymousGuest
People who take multiple IQ tests are skewing their result. It's common to score about 5-10 points better the 2nd time you take a (real) test, and if you do multiple you're just going to distort the measure. For people who are intelligent and who enjoys puzzles, or are taking a science/math/engineering/programming education IQ tests simply does not apply very well. It's pretty much an arbitrary measure based on how familiar you are with problem solving similar to the way IQ tests work.
Basically, for people with 120 or 130 or above, IQ tests says NOTHING of your actual intelligence.
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