Spatial Reasoning Test

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Questions people ask

How is my score calculated?

Correct answers are adjusted for guessing and converted to the IQ scale (mean 100, standard deviation 15). Until 200 people have finished a test, you are compared with our provisional norm. After that, you are ranked against everyone who took the same test. You always see a 90% range, not just one number.

How accurate is an online IQ test?

It is an estimate. An unsupervised test cannot control conditions, and retaking any IQ test raises scores by about 5 points on average (Scharfen, Peters and Holling, 2018). Only a test administered by a licensed psychologist produces a diagnostic score.