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See [[Free IQ Test]] | See [[Free IQ Test]]. IQ is supposedly a measure of one's intelligence. The typical IQ tests are narrow, in that they largely measure visual pattern recognition and counting. We may start with the standard IQ tests, but expansion to a few other elements of [[Intelligence Measurement]]. This must start with breaking down rational intelligence (outside of moral and emotional intelligence) into its elements: | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:35, 3 January 2024
See Free IQ Test. IQ is supposedly a measure of one's intelligence. The typical IQ tests are narrow, in that they largely measure visual pattern recognition and counting. We may start with the standard IQ tests, but expansion to a few other elements of Intelligence Measurement. This must start with breaking down rational intelligence (outside of moral and emotional intelligence) into its elements: