Intelligence Quotient (IQ)
Testing & Training
Self-Improvement
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Intelligence Quotient (IQ)
Testing & Training
Self-Improvement
Most people have an IQ that falls between 85 and 115 – this is your average range. But if your IQ test score exceeds 130, your IQ is considered high and you are in the top 2%!
Read moreA high-IQ society, like Mensa, Intertel and Prometheus, is an organization that limits its membership to people who have a high IQ test score
Read moreMost people aim to achieve the highest IQ test score possible. Here are 10 of the best ways to improve it!
Read moreMany of us tend to assume that you have to be smarter than most to achieve financial success. So, do wealthy people have a higher IQ than everyone else?
Read moreWhether intelligence is inherited from your parents's genetic foundation, or acquired from your environment, is a controversial yet fascinating topic
Read moreIntelligence can manifest in many ways, some subtler than others. Here are 20 signs that you might have a high IQ
Read moreThese 15 typical signs of low intelligence, as commonly assessed by IQ, can be influenced by stress and lack of education, among other factors.
Read moreHigh IQ is often seen as a ticket to success. In reality, high IQ people often face social and emotional problems.
Read moreWhile standard IQ tests, or linear tests, present the same set of questions to all test takers, adaptive tests modify the difficulty of questions in real-time.
Read moreIn order to improve your IQ score, you need to know what you’re up against. Here are some of the best ways you can study for an IQ test.
Read moreIQ is not static and it can change over time, no matter your age. Factors like education and mental stimulation can help prevent a decline.
Read moreThe list of smartest people in the world include peoples from all walks of life: from politicians and entrepreneurs, to musicians and movie stars
Read moreReading improves intelligence and IQ by strengthening brain connectivity, according to scientists. Here is why you should make it a regular habit.
Read moreIt's often assumed that a good memory is a sign of intelligence. The reality of the impact of memory on your IQ is a bit more nuanced.
Read moreThe "Flynn effect" refers to the steady rise in IQ scores that happened over the 20th century. The Reverse Flynn Effect is its opposite: an IQ decline that is becoming a global trend.
Read moreIQ tests used to be exclusive to psychological clinics, but now they are more easily accessible online. Here are the advantages and disadvantages of using an online IQ test.
Read moreEmotional Intelligence (EQ) and Intelligence Quotient (IQ) are often compared to each other, leading many to believe they are in competition. But the reality is more complex.
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