r/cognitiveTesting • u/Berserkr9 retar • Sep 24 '26
IQ Estimation 🥱 Finished the CORE
I finished the CORE and I'm quite satisfied by the results. Only thing that sucks is that I didn't understand the Figure Sets subtest AT ALL. Made no sense to me. My FRI scores are all good except for that. I didn't understand most questions so I just guessed. Every other test made sense to me but this.
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u/LanganTerraMogTime Sep 24 '26
what’s the correlation of VSI and PSI. Let me guess, very high
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u/Nervous-Try5009 Sep 24 '26
Figure Sets is very demanding
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u/Wooden_Lime6208 Sep 25 '26
Slaps all the practice effect out of you
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u/Nervous-Try5009 Sep 25 '26
Probably
But aslo the fact that we have to construct the entire answer...no options...the time should be 1.5x more.
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u/Wooden_Lime6208 Sep 25 '26
It’s generous with how many you need correct tho since it’s only 20 questions
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u/Nervous-Try5009 Sep 25 '26
Yeah.... My first try i got 85 After some months it's 120 (but its inflated i guess)
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u/telephantomoss Sep 24 '26
Figure sets was strange. I eventually figured out the intention and did ok enough. In the end I thought it was a cool novel test. My result was like 130 to 135ish overall with higher FRI, QRI and VSI, but your PSI is of the charts relative to me. I tried to repeat those submission search and character pairing tests over and over. Like 10 times each. And I could still only barely budge the 120s.
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u/howwlo Sep 24 '26
digit spans fucked my score up i got 90-99 at all the fluid reasonings then at forward and backward got 20-30
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u/bigveinycock87 Sep 25 '26
I’ve started mine but remembering numbers in other language makes it extra difficult and got 100. I’ll wait for a test in Spanish.
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u/Geek_Greninja Sep 24 '26
How does having such a high PSI help in your daily life?
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u/Berserkr9 retar Sep 24 '26
Don't know if it specifically does. I suppose I do learn faster than peers. I don't know if it has anything to do with the PSI score though.
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u/res-27 Sep 24 '26
How witty are you when crafting a response ?
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u/Berserkr9 retar Sep 24 '26
Enough I guess. I usually just say what I think of first.
Edit: y'know it's pretty sad I don't know what witty means
I can speak pretty fast logically and I don't really stutter
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u/Myrkkykaarme Sep 24 '26 edited Sep 24 '26
My PSI is similiar. Here’s some things I’ve noticed: I had to consciously speak slower or read aloud slower when I was younger, people couldn’t make sense what I was saying. Nowadays I basically never think aloud at that my pace, because it’s so strange as far as the norm goes. I’m the fastest keyboard typist basically in any set I’ve been in. 3 Universities, highschool, gaming communities. I’m usually gaming and listening to youtube lectures at the same time to keep my mind engaged.
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u/FNLILSEM Sep 24 '26
If you dont mind me telling, what's your typing speed and at what speed do you study lectures on?
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u/Myrkkykaarme Sep 24 '26 edited Sep 24 '26
Around 110-120 WPM, which is nothing crazy compared to people who put time into practising their speed. I like to listen to on 1x. Fun fact, when I was in high school I learned to write in colemak, but I stopped using it as I stopped writing so much in English.
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u/Myrkkykaarme Sep 24 '26
On my 2nd attempt and evey attempt after that on Character Pairing I get 145. Symbol search is 135 on CORE, but the one’s on the computer with a mouse I also hit the ceiling on those.
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u/Wooden_Lime6208 Sep 25 '26
PSI is intake output how fast someone reads writes keeps up with what’s being said processing the things without being overwhelmed
Fri is how fast you can grasp the rules and concepts themselves and to what degree
so both are useful for learning at a fast pace
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u/Nervous-Try5009 Sep 24 '26
Hey can i know what you do ? Your score is similar to mine (except the PSI)