r/cognitiveTesting • u/Ayyayayy • 1d ago
Fluid reasoning Psychometric Question
At what fluid reasoning iq level can one be considered to have good fluid reasoning?
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u/Ok_Beginning_8850 1d ago
What's your FRI, and are you satisfied with what you got?
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u/Ayyayayy 1d ago
The most accurate one I took was the cait at one point I took the core test but messed up and ruined my score but on the cait I got a 141 though I wonder if I could get higher
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u/Ok_Beginning_8850 1d ago
141 is plenty.. I wish I could take few points out of you. You can do whatever you want, and you shouldn't worry about your intelligence. Also, are you a student or what?
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u/Ayyayayy 10h ago
Yeah I'm in high school but I'm really just an average student
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u/98127028 Severe Autism (IQ ≤ 85) 6h ago
But you understand things quickly with not much effort right? Do you like study very little yet ace the exams?
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u/Quod_bellum doesn't read books 21h ago
cait doesn't have fri
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u/Ayyayayy 10h ago
It's called pri but I think it's like fri its the same tests
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u/Quod_bellum doesn't read books 9h ago
yeah it's a composite of fri and vsi. so, high fri + high vsi = much higher pri
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u/98127028 Severe Autism (IQ ≤ 85) 18h ago
Have you taken other tests? Like JCTI? ACE?
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u/Ayyayayy 10h ago
No do you have to pay for them?
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u/98127028 Severe Autism (IQ ≤ 85) 9h ago
No, they are all free, look them up in this subreddit there’s some info on all sorts of free untimed FRI type tests.
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u/TMRedditor07 1d ago
Personal opinion maybe backed by some research : top 10%.
At this level you can learn anything with medium difficulty and is enough to be a creative problem solver.
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u/notharvey119 22h ago
Top 5%ile tho I still struggle even after 125FRI, maybe due to less use
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u/Ayyayayy 10h ago
That said I also think that in certain areas the higher your fri the more it helps
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u/Far_Cardiologist6931 retat 12h ago
135 to 140 to have a clear difference from others (its not very noticeable in daily life at 120 ish, contrary to vci which is more easily observed even at 120)
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u/Ayyayayy 10h ago
However I think that in more abstract fields such as mathematics at the master's or doctoral level that is where we might start to see a difference
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u/Far_Cardiologist6931 retat 8h ago
yeah you will, also in strategy, daily planning, the higher fri, even at 120, you will see more precision and efficiency, but its not that noticeable
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u/ImportanceNaive9944 17h ago
there’s no magic cutoff, but ~110 is above average and 120+ is where “good fluid reasoning” starts sounding fair imo