Anonymous wrote:Both my kids are 150. They are pretty normal. One is a little more intense, cerebral and nerdy. The other is your typical frat boy.
Anonymous wrote:I'm laughing my ass off at all of you claiming to have ridiculously high IQs and that all of your children are prodigies. I think even you know how full of shit you are but somehow you have to brag even anonymously. Hint: no one believes you and you will not get credit since no one knows who you are.
Anonymous wrote:A kid old enough for a stable reliable IQ score is old enough for you to know if there is anxiety or a develop disorder.
My 13 year old's IQ is similar. He does well in school, but finds most of his challenge outside of school through his extracurriculars.
I have 156 iq and I'm an 11 year old.Anonymous wrote:I carry
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think people are confusing those stupid internet "LEARN YOUR IQ IN 10 SHORT MINUTES!!!!" tests with an IQ test given by a licensed psychologist. There is a big difference. The latter is among the most well-researched topics in psychology/psychometrics.
My kid had one done through the school in order to qualify for an IEP (learning disabilities). That's actually how we found out she has a learning disability- her IQ was 'high average' (114 - I think 80th ish percentile) but her reading scores were way lower than you'd expect for someone with that IQ (more like 10th-15th percentile).
Psychologists do not seem even remotely qualified to assess someone's intelligence.
Huh? Why not?
We don’t even allow psychologists to prescribe medicine.