It would be used in 2 ways: 1, to keep track of my choices and 2, to keep track of the multiple layers of logic for the harder problems. I solve the harder ones in several stages. So for example, I would write down A B E as my potential choices, then keep working on the problem, cross off choice A and E, leaving B as my final answer. Some of Read this before posting. It's mandatory to read and abide by the rules. Obvious disregard do risk a permanent ban. We have a wiki where some common questions are answered. The rules in the right hand side have a drop-down infoid where the rationale is summarized in a few words. Every subreddit has its own rules, guidelines, culture and A lot of people have an IQ of 88 or even below. They function fine in society, they go to college and get a job. No need to work at Mc Donalds all of a sudden. I suppose for certain fields a higher IQ is more common, but you’re not planning to become a quantum physics professor. Fallen1729 • 3 yr. ago.
For me it's a fear that the iq score I get online won't be the same with a psychologists or certified tester.

Not at all. Actual IQ tests will contain a variety of different tasks that measure different cognitive abilities, such as being asked verbal questions that must be answered completely verbally, spatial problems involving the manipulation of geometric objects, manipulating different sets of data given to you in your head, etc.

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