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[Pifanjr]

Does your IQ increase with age or does it degrade with age? and what is the use of having IQ results?

IQ is relative to other people of your age and typically does not change as you age.

Your IQ results give some indication of how smart you are. Or at least how good your abstract logic is. A result of 125 means you're "smarter" than 95% of the people of your age. There's no real reason why an employer would need to do IQ tests though, especially not multiple ones, unless they're really worried about cognitive decline.

 

[Charagma]

IQ is relative to other people of your age and typically does not change as you age.

Your IQ results give some indication of how smart you are. Or at least how good your abstract logic is. A result of 125 means you're "smarter" than 95% of the people of your age. There's no real reason why an employer would need to do IQ tests though, especially not multiple ones, unless they're really worried about cognitive decline.

LMAO I am assuming the school gets a "Kickback" from the test centre hence everyone (Teachers, Aids and Tutors) had to get tested. About 40 of us.

Smarter than? Results must be cooked then. I am the person that forgets names and need students to show me how to use Instagram (which I still do not understand just as a side note). I was just wondering what it is for and why it would be a requirement and also if it is "handy" to me (personally) in any way. I paid for the test so thought maybe it is worth something to me.

Wishfull thinking I guess.