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Originally Posted by Shadowcliff

I completed the TRI52 test with a score of 670.

I've done all the math up to number of standard deviations above the mean, which resulted in 1.3333.. but couldn't find the data for the rest of the math.

That equates to an IQ of 120.

However, I just noticed you're only 14. These tests give you deviation IQs, which compare you to the ADULT population as a whole (I.e. at age 14 you scored higher than 91% of the adult population, which is individuals over the age of 16).

As such, 120 is much lower than your actual age referenced IQ. By my best estimates, without having more data, that should equate to approximately 137 on the test you would have taken in elementary school (which is higher than 98.5% of your same aged peers.)

Hope that helps.


As for the reiteration of problem types, some item types are repeated in style, though the number of mental operations necessary to solve the problem increases. Naturally, by increasing the cognitive complexity of the problem you require the test taker to be more intelligent in order to potentially solve the problem.