I've never taken a reliable IQ test... and I wouldn't suggest that anyone report his or her IQ who hasn't taken their test at a physical officially-administered location.
The last five IQ tests I had done ranged between 131 and 145, but the most previous two were on the lower part of that spectrum. :P It's all really a mind-game, if you think about it, but then again, it's a little disconcerting to know you score a little lower when you've scored higher before.
My IQ when last tested was 147, but since IQ doesn't really mean much in the UK, I haven't bothered testing it lately... But a rough estimate would put it around 14.........
The last one I did (which was about 15 years ago) was 143. I doubt I could score that now.
You'd probably average around 143 if anything. Unless you had brain injury or have studied how to take IQ-type tests your overall score wouldn't change outside the scopes of the standard deviation. Moreover, the score you see on paper may not be a true representation of your actual IQ. While it can, IQ generally does not change dramatically over your lifetime.
10-14-2007, 04:49 PM
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