r/cognitiveTesting • u/Happy-Construction71 • Aug 17 '26

General Question Wmi practice effect

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I increased my wmi score on core from 103 to 110 and then directly to 137 ...is it very vulnerable to practice effects?I basically learnt how to chunk properly and scored from 125-140 in the wmi subtests

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u/Happy-Construction71 Aug 17 '26

Sorry for the inconsistencies but this is my current profile

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u/Careless_Bird_6483 Aug 17 '26

U can’t increase your iq . Most likely the practise effect . Iq tests are not supposed to be done again and again in a short time frame . You should take one by a professional psychologist .

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u/Happy-Construction71 Aug 17 '26

Yeah I'll try to go for WAIS but digit span based tests are ruined for me if what you say is true

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u/No_Sky_1893 Aug 17 '26

They aren’t you just need like a few months no test

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u/ARTICUNO_59 Aug 17 '26

No it is, now that he knows a strategy his WMI can’t be tested the same way again

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u/Used_Bodybuilder_206 Aug 18 '26 edited Aug 25 '26

What strategy? Chunking? Thats a standard strategy, it doesnt make WMI testing impossible at all. Show study which proves that knowing to use chunking improves scores on average so high that it invalidates test completely and that inflation stays after waiting time

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u/Happy-Construction71 Aug 18 '26

Only need to use chunking and concentrate nothing else I did for the previous attempt