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Isn't IQ normalized relative to your cohort? The mean IQ should always be 100 if you're doing things right. I would be interested in changes to the test histori
by alanctgardner2 14y ago
Isn't IQ normalized relative to your cohort? The mean IQ should always be 100 if you're doing things right. I would be interested in changes to the test historically.
Edit: my tablet reinterpreted 'doing things' as 'dong tongs'
- pliny 14y agoI assume your parent is referring to the Flynn effect [0], and that by an increase in IQ he means that the average person today, taking a test normalized for the average population a few years in the past or more, would score above 100. [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flynn_effect http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flynn_effect