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AlexWelshman
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31 Oct 2013, 7:14 pm

littlelily613 wrote:

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This is kind of unrelated, but recently I've had an IQ test on a few things & scored 6 on one, 10 on another one & 17 on another one. Not good ey? But I don't think IQ's are accuate. I think I did understand a lot of the questions, took long to think of the answers in a short space of time & I think the maths brought it down too. For I really, really, really struggle with maths. And no matter how hard my maths is worked I can only improve by a tiny bit.

6? An IQ of 6? I don't even know if that is possible. Even people with an IQ of 60 would find using a computer perplexing. I don't know if a person with an IQ of 6 would even be able to understand what a computer is. Unless I am misunderstanding something....

I got my IQ tested recently & it came to 81

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01 Nov 2013, 12:07 am

AlexWelshman wrote:

littlelily613 wrote:

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I got my O=IQ tested recently & it came to 81

Oh that's baloney. I've read your posts on WP and you're a very intelligent man. Who administered the test? Zombies?

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01 Nov 2013, 3:56 am

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Well, The Psycoligist that tested my said he thought my actual intelegence was higerher than that, but some of my difficulties like (processing speed) just got in the way of taking the IQ test.

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01 Nov 2013, 4:50 am

You could try a non verbal home test, like mensa, and give yourself a little more time, - and be quick to move to the next question. Don´t wonder about it too long, - just go on. If there is time left, you can return to the questions, you didn´t make at first.

Look at this:
http://www.testovi.info/IQ-testing-free-IQ-tests.html

Best non verbal test:
http://www.iqtest.dk/main.swf

Enjoy. Play with it/them

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01 Nov 2013, 4:51 am

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01 Nov 2013, 2:29 pm

I haven't been on WP too long, but I have noticed a tendency for Aspies to brag about their alleged I.Q.s and the strange ways their minds work. And I write this with a good deal of self-accusation, because I was doing that on a few other forums, and I apologize. Admittedly it is fun for us Aspies to compare how our brains work. I really appreciate you photo-realistic thinkers out there, and the synesthetes seem cool. In fact, that's probably a good thing. It's nice to know we can form a community in this way. But I.Q. contests create a false pecking order among those of us who are autistic. Which is not the purpose of WP at all. I want to be able to appreciate everyone on this site.

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01 Nov 2013, 4:28 pm

You´re right about that. Comparison of many kinds is not only a sport and fun. It is a good tool for understanding, but you are right about the IQ "contest" and the danger of false pecking order.

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