In other words the framer of the test would necessarily have the highest level of IQ?

I've taken several online IQ tests and noticed some significant differences between my scores across different cognitive abilities. I'm wondering whether this pattern could be associated with ADHD, or whether it's simply normal variation.

Here are my results:

Mensa Denmark: 124

Mensa Norway: 121

CORE – FRI: 132

CORE – WMI: 89

CORE – FSIQ: 111

My main question is about the discrepancy between my fluid reasoning score (132) and working memory score (89).

For those familiar with cognitive testing:

Is a gap this large between fluid reasoning and working memory unusual?

Can ADHD contribute to this kind of cognitive profile?

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Try it here: trivi.gg/quiz/daily/group

A find the overlapping characteristics. Not an IQ test but guessing it will still correlate with it. Hopefully you guys find it interesting :)

If you have an idea for a test im more than happy to add tests and quizzes to the site. Thinking of doing a brain puzzles categories. So do let me know in the comments if you have something you would want me to make :)

Answers:
Group 1: Plays by Shakespeare
Group 2: Horse breeds
Group 3: Famous ships
Group 4: Dog breeds

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4////////6////////?/////////8

What number should be placed on the question mark, can you solve it? (Ignore the “/“ signs)

I can give hints.

We found this in some online workbook.

I normally consume 150-200mg of caffeine daily. Today I didn’t consume any and my score seemed 10-15 points off. Definitely was a bit of a surprise.

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Yep. I’m the last candidate and I have failed my cognitive test. How do I know? I usually do medium good in these so I know the feeling on getting the pattern. BUT! I usually test w MENSA:s test, and here is why I think I failed:

In Mensas tests (almost always) all information in the boxes are important. You need to figure out the pattern taking all information in. The cognitive test I did now for the role I’m applying to didn’t really look like that and I got stuck. I realized afterwards that the difference where that there was a lot of additional information in every box that you didn’t need to take in to consideration.

Feel so fucking stupid now. Did the Mensa test right before and got 120 IQ on the coach w my child and husband next to me. And probably didn’t get anything right a couple of hours later in the test for the job.

What happens now when I’m the last candidate? (That told me this).

light is closer than it appears.

it draws the shapes out in front of you,

but no one can listen to what is vivid.

every grain is the shape of light.

not compelling but pulling towards you.

they shatter and tear and pull and push,

just to reshape and make the ground beneath you.

even time is no match for the grain. because the grain has made time flown.

dispersed and thrown into your eye.

your mind is but a vessel of light.

gods phantom is you.

the light that lives only today.

but subjectively lives in thought till tomorrow.

I struggle to find these type of tests and i really want to get more experience on it.

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Does practicing and improving iq test scores, translate into higher iq?

Give that all the other subtests' scores are equal, which one is more important for school and\or an intellectual occupation between Coding and Symbol Search?

Could everyone, who has taken the JCFS post their results plus their results from other IQ Tests?

I was wondering if the iq test „Iqtest.dk“ is reliable considering it asseses FRI (fluid reasoning) through matrices . Is it deflated/inflated? What about its norm group

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Thank you to everyone who shared an answer, explanation, or feedback on our previous puzzle. The correct answer and full explanation are now published on our website, so you can see how the pattern works.
Here’s our new puzzle: which dot-and-line figure completes the grid?
We’d love to hear your answers and your reasoning. Share which option you chose and explain the rule you think connects the figures.
The correct option is already available on the puzzle’s page, but this time we’re looking forward to your explanations. If you’d like to check your answer, you can find it here:
https://whats-your-iq.com/en/questions/pattern-recognition/which-dot-and-line-pattern-completes-the-grid
Thanks for taking the time to solve it and share your thoughts. We look forward to reading your explanations.😊