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Erystai
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 Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 3:04 am Post subject: Average IQ increase during teenage |
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Pushkin
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janke
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| Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 6:17 pm Post subject: Re: Average IQ increase during teenage |
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| Erystai wrote: | I was recently tested to have an IQ of 154 at the age of 15 and I am curious as to the average increase of IQ from ages 15-20. I have searched in various places, but have not been able to find anything conclusive. All help is appreciated.  |
Wow! You're IQ is way above average! Way above! You are without a doubt gifted. As far as I know your IQ shouldn’t change much from your current age to age 20. (I have not researched the increase in IQs with programs as discussed in this forum, maybe one of the other members or moderators could give more insight on this)
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nightstocker
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| Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 4:43 pm Post subject: I Q tests |
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| When I was young I was always one of the top students in the class. I never had my I Q tested when I was young that I can remember so I cannot give a hint to whether a I Q remains the same or goes up in your teenage years. When I was a teenager I was always getting picked on so I became a little depressed at the time and my position in the class went down too. I was probably just as intelligent as I was at a younger age, it just did not show up on the scores on the tests I was taking. |
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TheCalculusMan
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| As far as reaserchers show , increasing your iq is much up to you. If you will exercise your brain, with riddles , problems, and will be involved in intelectual activity your IQ will increase. |
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kell5434
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| Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 3:14 am Post subject: |
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| IQ tests are just riddles and math problems. It doesn't really test many parts of the brain.. |
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Brownee
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I did not begin to talk until 6 months before starting primary school at 5 years of age, and I struggled through school near the bottom of the class.
Much later in life, I did an on-line I.Q. test and the result was that my score was in the top 4% of 1.3 million Americans who had done the test.
I don't like doing puzzles or crosswords, so I could probably increase my I.Q. quite a bit if I practiced on them, but for some reason my mind does not want to bother.
Since I began using subliminal and entrainment technology, my focus and concentration have improved dramatically, and I feel that I would score high in exams if I took them now.
I also used to have difficulty remembering a phone number, but now something has changed in my brain because this is no longer a problem. It is strange to hold all the digits at once and no longer struggle to remember them.
I think there is a technique to solving puzzles, and it involves looking from different angles rather than just assuming there is only one possible answer. |
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Brownee
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| Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2008 9:53 am Post subject: |
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| I once new a guy who had a university degree in farming, and he had no problem learning even though his I.Q. was only 100. |
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mental
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