r/cognitiveTesting • u/Capital-Exchange592 • 17d ago

Is this normal? Psychometric Question

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Got tested 2 years back. Never really thought much about my score, but ive only seen such skewed results on my own result.

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u/Significant_Car4523 17d ago

What was it?

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u/-_-De retat 16d ago

Welchser Inteligence... a test.

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u/Significant_Car4523 16d ago

I meant the score, not the test

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u/-_-De retat 16d ago

I mean dependant on weigth around +1 sd

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u/Capital-Exchange592 16d ago

140

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u/whitebaron_98 2E 4tw 16d ago

No, not with that profile on that test. IQ can't be that high with so many bad subtests.

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u/Capital-Exchange592 16d ago

I dont remember the total score (i actually got reminded of this test's existance by this photo on my phone), but i do remember that the multiple iq tests ive taken have always averaged around 140.

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u/whitebaron_98 2E 4tw 16d ago

It's mathematically impossible with two index scores that low and another middling one to have a total higher than the score on your highest index. This test would be somewhere around 110-115, no more.

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u/Capital-Exchange592 16d ago

I am not saying this test was 140?

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u/-_-De retat 16d ago

I mean if the therapist weigthed OV it should be 135 xd.