What is your IQ?

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I find it hard to believe that 13% of the forum's population has an IQ only held by around .1% of the general population.

I did the WAIS IV test with a psychologist two years ago and scored

Verbal reasoning 138
Perceptual reasoning 121
Processing speed 120
Working memory 115

125 as told to me when mensa tested me.

I'm smart but not too smart.

No one will believe it, but I was tested at 151 on the Stanford-Binet.

Having the right frame of mind can make a difference . I've tended to be a lazy thinker, without much mental stamina . I made an effort to buck that trend . I had a 2nd go at Dr Greg Grove’s( he’s an educational consultant) ‘Uncommon common’ test . I made an effort to think longer and harder about the questions than I normally would .

A 6 points improvement . 1.6(27% of that) could be attributed to the ‘practice effect’ .

Verbal IQ: 141
Perceptual reasoning, working memory, and processing speed all in the low 80's.
It averages out to 100. But If I said my IQ was 100 it would not tell the whole story. My psychologist said that I have an "extremely rare profile", except among people on the spectrum.
I was a straight A student all through school and college except for math, art, gym, and physics. I barely passed those with a C.

I was given several test's.That is when it was discovered I have autism +dd and my IQ was about 75.I was very verbal as a child and could do several things but in school could not spell very well they said that my incontinence was probably related to my low score on IQ test.

My eye cues are angry eyebrows.

My most recent test said my IQ was 126.

Pre teen : Around 150 ,147?
Highest -15 :153
Average of best three -15: 145
Method here: 147

I'm not statistician, but a lot of people here are lying.

I once scored a 131 on an IQ test as an adolescent.

However, my full-scale IQ as an adult has consistently been around 115. About 120 verbal, and 105 performance (Weschler's)

As is typical with such threads there tends to be a knee-jerk dismissal of any test not administered by a psychologist/psychometrician. Of course there are very dodgy online IQ tests,but not all non proctored/online tests are like that.


Some doctors listed on the World genius directory.

Dr Evangelos Katsioulis, psychiatrist
Dr George Petasis Studied Medicine in Aristotle University Thessaloniki Greece. Managing Director of Allonse Ltd New Media Services.
Dr Benoit Desjardins Associate Professor of Radiology at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

Dr Claus Volko Computer and Medical Scientist

Dr Paul Moroz Professor Paul Moroz BSc(Hons) MBBS PhD(Dist) FRACS. Surgical Oncologist and Professor of Surgery

Dr Nikolaos Katevas, MDs, BSc, MSc, PhDc https://gr.linkedin.com/in/nikos-katevas-9054b96


Dr Eick Sternhagen Fields of education: Economy, Latin, ev. theology, Doctorate in Latin of late Middle Ages, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster – WWU, University of Münster, Germany.

Dr Manahel Thabet The youngest – and only – Arab with a PhD in Financial Engineering, she writes research papers on quantum mathematics. Her work to revolutionize our understanding of math and physics is poised to earn her a second PhD, at the age of 32.

Dr Donato Stolfa Nutritionist Biologist Specialized in Human Nutrition

Dr Jeremy Saget Weightless Flight Surgeon
ZeroG Instructor
United Nations rotary wing Aeromedical Evacuations Flight Surgeon

Dr Bishoy Goubran Bishoy Goubran, MD. Is a clinical researcher in the field of Behavioral and Cardiovascular medicine. Bishoy’s research line is in psychosomatic medicine

Dr Daniel Piersee Doctor of Pharmacy in Pharmacy @ University of Iowa

Dr Jawdat Wehbe Cardiologist - electrophysiologist · Heart and vessels

Mine is 165+.