A
Anonymous05/12/26, 20:04No.16975080
How come just getting a good night's of sleep and practicing to solve similar logical/pattern recognition tests than those IQ tests use can make the difference between an average and an above average result, yet "IQ tests can't be cheated"? And if practicing similar problems is considered cheating, why would it? Intelligence is transferable across different learning contexts after all, and we need to be familiar with a certain type of thinking to solve similar problems
22
Replies
A
Anon05/12/26, 20:11No.16975086
I get that developing your own strategies is part of the assessment, but people who get high results are generally familiar with analytical thinking and deductive logic and have practiced it plenty
A
Anon05/12/26, 21:31No.16975133
How come "people" who talk like this never score higher than a 90 no matter what?
A
Anon05/12/26, 21:56No.16975149
>"IQ tests can't be cheated"
If a dumb guy can spend his time practicing and retaking an IQ test until he achieves a perfect score, then was he really a dumb guy? Because that's not something dumb people do. It's great for filtering retards.
A
Anon05/13/26, 02:13No.16975275
im curious about how standardized tests proxy for IQ. I did pretty well while barely studying for SAT math, but the GRE math kicked my ass.
A
Anon05/14/26, 11:37No.16975981
I come here to learn stuff, and there are retards arguing about IQ. Just shows how retarded I am I guess