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There isn’t an IQ test that’s been created that wouldn’t benefit from practice. That’s why the materials are so highly guarded for actual IQ tests. So technica
by solarmist 5y ago
There isn’t an IQ test that’s been created that wouldn’t benefit from practice. That’s why the materials are so highly guarded for actual IQ tests.
So technically true, but reality doesn’t have any true IQ tests either.
- R0b0t1 5y agoYes and no. They have patterns to create IQ tests, and those patterns change less frequently.
- ghaff 5y agoPatterns is a good way to put it. I can pretty much guarantee that if you stuck a SAT test in front of me today (or one in front of much younger me prior to doing any preliminary tests or test prep), I would not be getting into my undergraduate school of choice.
- solarmist 5y agoYes, and humans are amazing at pattern matching given any kind of hints, so just knowing the themes, etc give a person a leg up.