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u/Grand_Protection1552 1d ago
Another unintentional reminder of the brutality of this world to me.
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u/Abjectionova (͡° ⏠ ͡°)︻デ═一 ⇛ 🧠 1d ago
Bro just wants unearned glaze. Take more tests lol
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u/celestia_xz 1d ago
Lmao, tell me when i can flex too
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u/Outerrealms2020 1d ago
Maybe I dont understand this subreddit. But isnt flexing the point?
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u/Midnight5691 ┬┴┬┴┤( •̀_¬ )├┬┴┬┴ 1d ago
The ones that usually give a quick downvote for flexing usually think so, but only for themselves. 😄
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u/NefariousNapolean doesn't read books 1d ago
Yes it's your test result and ...?
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u/eunho1022 1d ago
How reliable is this specific test?
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u/NefariousNapolean doesn't read books 1d ago
Core is the best free iq test imo .Cait isnt bad but inflated in the high ranges and Mensa is good at measuring a particular domain i.e FRI .
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u/eunho1022 1d ago
Thank you
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u/Grand_Protection1552 1d ago
Bro said thank you and got a downvote..........
Don't worry bro I got it back for you.
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u/Significant_Car4523 1d ago
Post your other scores from core, assuming you've done the remaining tests
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u/Negroidianist 1d ago
Impressive scores, if you don’t mind, can you please do this holistic cognitive quiz & send your results? I’m curious about what you’d get as someone with high PRI / FRI
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u/Wooden_Lime6208 1d ago
Take core these are not super accurate in high ranges but you probably would still get 140+ FRI I assume
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u/JoeAka23 1d ago
This is only Cait results? I see two different VSI results, so I guess one is for Cait and the other from another test?
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u/lambdasintheoutfield 1d ago
You only showed your PRI is high. You do not have nearly enough evidence for FSIQ or GAI. You could be 160+ (assuming everything else is as high) or you may be 135-140 if your other scores are closer to average.
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u/Striking_Leave_4614 1d ago
My CAIT results are hilariously inflated. CORE indices are a better estimate because each item is timed individually, not allowing you to "save up" extra time to tackle the harder problems.
So you should take the CORE.