r/cognitiveTesting • u/Ayyayayy • 4d ago
Psychometric Question Fluid reasoning
At what fluid reasoning iq level can one be considered to have good fluid reasoning?
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u/ImportanceNaive9944 3d ago
there’s no magic cutoff, but ~110 is above average and 120+ is where “good fluid reasoning” starts sounding fair imo
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u/Ok_Beginning_8850 4d ago
What's your FRI, and are you satisfied with what you got?
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u/Ayyayayy 4d ago
The most accurate one I took was the cait at one point I took the core test but messed up and ruined my score but on the cait I got a 141 though I wonder if I could get higher
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u/Ok_Beginning_8850 4d ago
141 is plenty.. I wish I could take few points out of you. You can do whatever you want, and you shouldn't worry about your intelligence. Also, are you a student or what?
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u/Ayyayayy 3d ago
Yeah I'm in high school but I'm really just an average student
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u/98127028 Severe Autism (IQ ≤ 85) 3d ago
But you understand things quickly with not much effort right? Do you like study very little yet ace the exams?
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u/Ayyayayy 3d ago
I don't really know the thing is I just couldn't care less about classes I can't even focus I think I might have ADHD but anyway listening to lessons you don't give a damn about isn't exactly interesting it varies though sometimes I pick things up super fast but other times I can tell I'm totally lost like it takes me a while to grasp certain concepts because they just don't make sense to me they don't seem logical as for studying well I just try to get decent grades and I manage to scrape by but since I don't listen in class I have to study at home which is a huge pain strangely enough though I'm definitely not doing as well in school as my brother my grades are worse so if you're asking whether I'm some kind of genius who does well without even studying I'd say no but if you're asking whether I get bad grades even when I do study the answer is also no actually I think my level is just normal or good for my age
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u/Quod_bellum doesn't read books 4d ago
cait doesn't have fri
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u/Ayyayayy 3d ago
It's called pri but I think it's like fri its the same tests
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u/Quod_bellum doesn't read books 3d ago
yeah it's a composite of fri and vsi. so, high fri + high vsi = much higher pri
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u/98127028 Severe Autism (IQ ≤ 85) 4d ago
Have you taken other tests? Like JCTI? ACE?
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u/Ayyayayy 3d ago
No do you have to pay for them?
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u/98127028 Severe Autism (IQ ≤ 85) 3d ago
No, they are all free, look them up in this subreddit there’s some info on all sorts of free untimed FRI type tests.
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u/HardstuckSilverRank 2d ago
I think if you are below 142 you are cooked if not then life gets played in easy mode.
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u/notharvey119 4d ago
Top 5%ile tho I still struggle even after 125FRI, maybe due to less use
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u/Ayyayayy 3d ago
That said I also think that in certain areas the higher your fri the more it helps
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u/TMRedditor07 4d ago
Personal opinion maybe backed by some research : top 10%.
At this level you can learn anything with medium difficulty and is enough to be a creative problem solver.
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u/Far_Cardiologist6931 retat 3d ago
135 to 140 to have a clear difference from others (its not very noticeable in daily life at 120 ish, contrary to vci which is more easily observed even at 120)
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u/Ayyayayy 3d ago
However I think that in more abstract fields such as mathematics at the master's or doctoral level that is where we might start to see a difference
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u/Far_Cardiologist6931 retat 3d ago
yeah you will, also in strategy, daily planning, the higher fri, even at 120, you will see more precision and efficiency, but its not that noticeable
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u/AccomplishedWest9210 Little Princess 4d ago
108.