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What r/cognitiveTesting is talking about this week

r/cognitiveTesting has 69,728 members and 16 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 4 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

69,728members
16posts in the last 24 hours, newest 1 h ago
4comments an hour right now, newest 3 h ago
73points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/cognitiveTesting this week

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Top threads this week

  1. So how much can hard work make up for this 🫩

    Everyone on this sub a genius meanwhile i was just bored taking an iq test and now i have a new insecurity fml 😭

    73 points214 comments7 d ago
  2. If all the indices of IQ were people, which would be the cutest?

    There was a question lingering in my mind as of late. If all the indices of IQ like FRI, VSI, VCI, WMI, PSI were incarnated as actual people, then which one of them would be the cutest in your...

    33 points57 comments5 d ago
  3. Pseudo brainlet who smoked during adolescence and used copious amounts of shrooms gains his confidence back

    131 on the Mensa Norway 124 on the Mensa Denmark

    29 points50 comments4 d ago
  4. This is my WAIS-4 test result.

    Hello everyone, this is my first time here. I'm from Taiwan. I've seen many people sharing their experiences on this forum, so I'm posting mine as well. I have ADHD, OCD, and HFA. I'd like to ask...

    21 points36 comments6 d ago
  5. IQs of Strong Writers

    I found an interesting study via ChatGPT when I was investigating the IQs of writers, particularly their VCI, and wanted to share it. Andreasen (1987) investigated 30 writers who were faculty...

    16 points24 comments2 d ago
  6. Can someone explain my test results to me?
    16 points51 comments6 d ago
  7. Being average isn't really good enough now days.

    Especially with the decline rates of literacy, attention spans, etc. being average pretty much became the new below average. Like if I am just only an average person, then that means that I also...

    15 points15 comments1 d ago
  8. Matrix 40: a new IQ test I made, 40 matrix puzzles in 40 minutes. Free, no sign-up, feedback welcome

    Hi all, Back in 2015 I made YouTube videos explaining the puzzles of an IQ test, and they've had about 5 million views since. I still love this kind of puzzle, so I made a new test of my own:...

    15 points88 comments6 d ago
  9. Any ideas on this puzzle?
    13 points23 comments2 d ago
  10. Hard puzzle
    12 points26 comments4 d ago

Newest posts

  1. cheat code for sort the sequence subtest?
    1 points0 comments1 h ago
  2. Score Ranges
    1 points0 comments5 h ago
  3. How I would fare against wais iq test score based on my core test result and your epistemic view?
    1 points0 comments8 h ago
  4. Testing Results and Math Computation Learning Disorder - Newly Diagnosed
    1 points0 comments9 h ago
  5. 97 IQ on Mensa Norway vs. 84-node GDD system (ADHD & Asynchronous Thought)
    1 points0 comments9 h ago
  6. WAIS IV score
    5 points10 comments14 h ago
  7. Is there any way of knowing without paying?
    4 points7 comments15 h ago
  8. Is it Possible to Raise IQ
    4 points17 comments15 h ago
  9. Can someone explain this to me
    7 points21 comments16 h ago
  10. Does anyone have a chart on approximate scores between MAT and WAIS VCI?
    1 points1 comment17 h ago
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