About IQ...

Because of someone's relationship, IQ is often mentioned in recent years, but do we really need to care about IQ?

Well, under normal circumstances, IQ may have some meaning, but you must know that such tests are never absolute numbers. In fact, there are many people who fall outside the deviation value, such as Tang Feng.

Let me tell you my own example! My senior year graduation project is to discuss several famous intelligence tests. Yes, "several", because there are actually many kinds of intelligence tests, and the results of different versions of the test cannot be completely compared, just like the national English inspection and TOEIC cannot be completely compared.

It's like this, I took two sets of intelligence tests in high school, one is the most common Wisdom test, and the other is the second most common SB test.

The problem lies in the Wei's intelligence test. Let me first talk about his interpretation. Basically, "average person" refers to an IQ of 100. Usually 90-110 is considered an "ordinary person", and then 110-130 is considered a smart person, and more than 130 can be regarded as a genius. On the contrary, 70–90 can be regarded as a bit dull, and below 65, it has reached the level of mild intellectual disability, and can apply for the handbook for the disabled.

I went to Chiayi High School in high school, which is also my first choice in the Chiayi area. It can never be said to be a bad school (although I entered at the end of a crane), but my score on the Wei's IQ test was 68.

You read that right, it's really 68, somewhere between 65–70, which is two standard deviations below the definition of intellectual disability.

In fact, the first time I saw this score, I was shocked. Fortunately, it does not affect my daily life. Although I still care about it, I will analyze the differences between different intelligence tests in the topic of the senior year, because what I am curious about is not the test. It's not accurate, but I know very well that I am actually an example outside the deviation value, after all, I have no problem with the results of the SB test.

In short, you really don't need to pay too much attention to the score of the intelligence test, not to mention that you will never use this score in your entire life, because IQ is actually a variable score (it doesn't mean that you get as many points as you answer correctly, and the final output of the test is The score is adjusted according to the norm), and in fact, your intelligence test score does not have any physical evidence for you to keep (but no certificate is given to you to show off), only you really know it, and honestly it’s okay to forget it , it really doesn't matter at all.

As for the ones that will always be taken out... To be honest, a person who claims to be a high IQ will still cry after retaking the exam three times, and I, who only have a score of 68, will go to the T major without retaking the exam (although it is not a medical department, but my score is I can go to a high medical dentist), to be honest, my situation is more inspirational, right?

One additional question, I got the lowest score in the year for language logic, but my composition in the joint entrance exam is only one point away, and I have already published six books, and three are expected to be published in the editing stage, I can only say, really look Just fine.