In regards to the study you linked: > Intelligence is here defined as the performance in psychometric tests in cognitive domains like verbal comprehension, per

In regards to the study you linked: > Intelligence is here defined as the performance in psychometric tests in cognitive domains like verbal comprehension, perceptual reasoning or working memory. A consistent finding is that individuals who perform well in one domain tend to perform well in the others, which led to the derivation of a general factor of intelligence called g-factor Whelp, I guess I broke the mold on this one. I have more than 1.5 standard deviations between some of my scores lol. I do not put much faith in IQ tests to begin with. I do not think the tests are completely useless, but I do think their utility is vastly overstated and the meaning of one's results are highly misused.