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Oh you absolutely can train for an IQ test. It's not just pattern matching but also measures one's ability to abstract, and working memory and stuff. The ques
by Enginerrrd 4y ago
Oh you absolutely can train for an IQ test. It's not just pattern matching but also measures one's ability to abstract, and working memory and stuff.
The question is to what degree would IQ-test-specific training help you? I'd guess that it would, and it would be measurable and statistically significant, but not that impressive.
- sitkack 4y agoMost of the questions were a progression in a sequence and/or set membership under some operation. Anyone who plays Sudoku, Chess or enjoys abstract algebra would have had an advantage.
- akvadrako 4y agoOnly if those skills were generally transferable. Sure you can get better at Chess, but that won't help at all at making you a strong Go player.