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Yeah I had the same experience. It is really strange because speed is one thing people can practice for. Thus, many intelligence type tests try to give you more
by hristov 6y ago
Yeah I had the same experience. It is really strange because speed is one thing people can practice for. Thus, many intelligence type tests try to give you more time per question so that speed isn't that much of a deciding factor.
But, yeah if anyone needs to take this test for an important job keep in mind that if you practice a lot, your speed will improve significantly.
Yet it makes one wonder why they will give out an intelligence test that depends so much on practice. Say you are an NFL team trying to select a QB ... do you want to give credit to the QB that spent most time practicing for the wonderlic?
I think perhaps, the company that offers the test has decided to make the most money from training people to take the test and thus have crafted a test that depends so much on practice.