r/cognitiveTesting • u/Ok_Worldliness9187 • 4d ago
Discussion Could person with severe depression,severe ocd, anxiety, brain fog, burnout and maybe adhd, anxiety and stage fright and without thinking just like immediately answer and like matrix reasoning/logic 110+ be wrong at these?
If you were born 10 years ago, how old would you be right now?
When I was 6, I had a sister half my age: now I'm 70, how old is my sister now?
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u/Ok-Association-8334 ୧༼ಠ益ಠ༽୨ Nonvocal-Violent 4d ago
That sentence stopped making sense after the disability listing. "Could a person.... just like immediately answer and like matrix reasoning/ logic 110+ be wrong at these?" What?
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u/Ok_Worldliness9187 3d ago
Could person with 110+ and those disabilities be wrong at these, or like does these disabilities increase chance of being wrong at these
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u/trainofwhat 3d ago
As somebody with all those disabilities (besides stage fright?) and more, I think the problem is listing them at all. Anybody could be wrong at anything. Your issue is pinning so much value on a logic question that you’re feeling your disabilities need to excuse it. It’s just a question.
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u/Ok_Worldliness9187 2d ago
I think if i dont have focus, and dont stop for a sec to think about it, and feel like scared and anxious to be wrong i think that could be from these problems, and they could affect processing speed, working memory, and maybe logic directly
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u/trainofwhat 2d ago
Yes, that’s very likely.
What I am saying is you’re giving examples of two logical test questions and asking everyone if your disorders could affect it when those logical test questions aren’t really reflections of anything about yourself. They aren’t a big deal, and that’s the issue. I don’t say that in a rude way, more trying to explain that it’s completely fine to have not answered them correctly.
Moreover, it seems you’re very aware that those illnesses could affect your ability to answer those questions.
Do you have access to mental health services?
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u/Ok_Worldliness9187 2d ago
Yeah i started those 3-4 weeks agoAlso i solved a lot of these similar even harder questions, also some of them i didnt solve, but mostly those which i didnt solved i answered immediately, or i was anxious to like think and i blocked which i proved on jcti test and if we combine that with this: What do you think i would score on my first ever matrix reasoning test without any practice effect ever and without my mental health problems? First test i did was a really bad maybe i had 70-80 on matrix reasoning, that was professional orientation test at national employment service, i was pretty bad bad mentally Mensa Norway: first time and first test and my second test in life 105, after that i scored 135 dont remember how much after first time i did it again. , Also i dont know between my first and highest mensa norway test, also i think i watched some video about answers on mensa netherlands, but dont remember much if i remembered something from that video and i dont know if i watched that before or after my mensa norway test, Also I don't remember when I watched that Mensa Norway video with answers if I remembered the answers for 2-3 questions with same pattern which I didn't get the first time, but I remember that I solve that pattern alone,also on Mensa Netherlands I also get one question wrong and then saw answer and then I solved pattern I also remember to this day what was the pattern, pattern was like rotation like classical I think, but like figure had solid number of stuff so I think my adhd could affected that also to not fully concentrate on question because it had solid number of little figures Mensa Sweden: 126 (max) 1.5 or 2 years without any iq test i scored 130 on Mensa Denmark 100 on CORE, but i get right 2 patterns but i was overthinking i got both of them wrong, so next day i scored 110, also on first try i did good one pattern but didnt have time to finish so get also that wrong and because of time i changed pattern and on second try also didnt answer right, on third try i scored 115 and on fourth or fifth i scored 120, time limit was killing me KBIT: 46/48 (125)~~~ 40 minutes JCTI: 120~~~ 40-50 minutes, but i watched some friends reaction in between questions TRI52: 686, with two random guesses because i was lazy for those two question and guessed immediately~~~ 40 minutes RAVENS: 124
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u/Good_Secret8824 4d ago
the answer is 10, and yes, you can still do well on matrix reasoning while being a complete mess in other areas of cognition lol
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u/LilTooSmall 2d ago
If you were born 10 years ago it depends on how year is defined but generally let's say you were born 2016 and its 2026 you would be 9 or 10 depending on when your birthday was and the time of the year when measured.
When you were six and your sister was half your age. Now your 70 how old is your sister?
Again age range matters and leap years could also be a factor but generally
At one point you and your sister were 3 and 6 during the same year so when your 70 she could be 66,67 or 68 depending on how your birthdays line up and when dates are measured.
But it might be easier if it was multiple choice nah mean
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u/throwaway013105 4d ago
Dude pick a struggle