Styrke sin IQ

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dcgeek << hvormeget koster en IQ-test egentlig ?

dcgeek, der er jo 2 sider af den sag:
1. Hvis man vil "have" en højere IQ, kan man læse en del bøger om hvordan sådan nogle tests er opbygget og udfra den erfaring man der gør sig, vil man kunne klare sig ca. 10-30%-point bedre end før.....
2. den anden side er det som du kalder "styrke sin IQ", hvor du mener "rent faktisk forbedre sin intelligens", hvilket er en lidt anden sag end en IQ-score.....

Nu er der jo ikke kun én måde at definere intelligens på, tag f.eks. en mekaniker og en fysiker, de fleste vil, fordomme og alt, betragte fysikeren som den mest intelligente, men prøv at bede ham om at lave din bil!!! :)

puppetmaster << enig, der er jo de der, hvad er det, 7 forskellige intilligenser

Ja, kan ikke erindre om det er 6 eller 7.......

Intelligenskvotient er defineret som det man måler med IQ-tests. Er man i træning med at løse fx eksamensopgaver, vil man typisk score højere end ellers ved en IQ-test.

Mense er en internetional forening af folk, der har det til fælles, at de er meget optaget af at de scorer højt på IQ-tests.

HEY FEDT! Denne gang fik jeg sq 130!

Men jeg mangler stadig links til en sidde med tips til at forøge min IQ (vil op på 148)

dcgeek << hvis du vil have noget reliable vil jeg forslå at du kontakter en psykolog ? mener det er hos sådanne du får en IQ-test

Jeg vil ikke have en IQ-test. Jeg vil have en side med tips ligesom den bog som Mensa udgiver.

tzr: LOL! :)
Ja, man kan diskutere om det er nødvendigt at søge psykolog, hvis man er så forhippet på at få en "god score"......
dcgeek, desto flere tests du tager, desto større mulighed har du for at klare dig på efterfølgende tests, dog betydeligt mere, hvis du lærer hvordan disse tests er opbygget.......kigger lige efter nogle links til dig.......vender tilbage senere på dagen...

Hmmm......her er lidt, dog ikke konkret.

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Ten Tips for Test Taking

When you take a test, you are demonstrating your ability to understand course material, or perform certain tasks. The test forms the basis of evaluation or judgement for your course of study. There are many environmental conditions, including your own attitudes and conditions, which influence how you perform during tests. These suggestions may help.
1. Come prepared; arrive early for tests: Bring all the materials you will need such as pencils and pens, a calculator, a dictionary, and a watch. This will help you focus on the task at hand.

2.Stay relaxed and confident: Remind yourself that you are well-prepared and are going to do well. Don't let yourself become anxious; if you feel anxious before or during a test, take several slow, deep breaths to relax. Don't talk to other students before a test; anxiety is contagious.

3. Be comfortable but alert: Choose a good spot to take the test. Make sure you have enough room to work. Maintain an upright posture in your seat.

4. Preview the test (if it is not timed): Spend 10% of your test time reading through the test carefully, marking key terms and deciding how to budget your time. Plan to do the easy questions first and the most difficult questions last. As you read the questions, jot down brief notes indicating ideas you can use later in your answers.

5. Answer the test questions in a strategic order: Begin by answering the easy questions you know, then those with the highest point value. The last questions you answer should be the most difficult, take the greatest amount of writing, or have the least point value.

6. When taking a multiple choice test, know when to guess: First eliminate answers you know are wrong. Always guess when there is no penalty for guessing or you can eliminate options. Don't guess if you have no basis for your choice and if you are penalized for guessing. Since your first choice is usually correct, don't change your answers unless you are sure of the correction.

7. When taking essay tests, think before you write: Create a brief outline for your essay by jotting down a few words to indicate ideas you want to discuss. Then number the items in your list to indicate the order in which you will discuss them.

8. When taking an essay test, get right to the point: State your main point in the first sentence. Use your first paragraph to provide an overview of your essay. Use the rest of your essay to discuss these points in more detail. Back up your points with specific information, examples, or quotations from your readings and notes.

9. Reserve 10% of your test time for review: Review your test; resist the urge to leave as soon as you have completed all the items. Make sure you have answered all the questions. Proofread your writing for spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Check your math answers for careless mistakes (e.g. misplaced decimals). Match your actual answers for math problems against quick estimates.

10. Analyze your test results: Each test can further prepare you for the next test. Decide which strategies worked best for you. Identify those that didn't work well and replace them. Use your tests to review when studying for final exams.
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For the most part, adult IQ scores don't significantly increase over time. There is evidence that maintaining an intellectually stimulating atmosphere (by learning new skills or solving puzzles, for example) boosts some cognitive ability, similar to the way maintaining an exercise regimen boosts physical ability, but these changes aren't permanent and do not have much effect on IQ scores