How intelligent are you?

Just took it, I´m super high in spatial memory (rotating stuff) and okay in verbal and numeric memory (thanks adhd). But I really, really suck at face recognition and planning lmaoooo. Bloody limeys probably think I´m some kinda sociopath now.

I took it.

Got max on 3D Spatial Reasoning (Top 5%) and Mental Rotation (Top 5%).

Mid Level at Spacial Intelligence (20-30%), Spatial Working Memory (10-20%), Verbal Reasoning (10-20%) and Verbal Comprehension (20-30%).

Average at Short Term Memory (bottom 50%), Verbal Working Memory (40-50%), Attention (40-50%) and Emotional Discrimination (40-50%).

Below average at Medium-term Memory (Bottom 50%) and Planning (Botton 50%).

I don't need a test to tell you I'm pretty fucking dumb.

I make Chris Griffin look like Jim Simons.

Prospective memory (short-term memory): bottom 50%

Spatial intelligence: 30%-20% range

Planning: bottom 50%

Verbal working memory: 30%-20% range

Spatial working memory: 20%-10% range

Verbal reasoning: bottom 50% (not native in English so screw this part haha)

Attention: 40%-30% range

Recognizing faces: bottom 50%

Verbal comprehension: bottom 50% (again, not native)

Mental rotation: top 5%

Spatial reasoning: bottom 50%

Mid term memory: 30%-40%

So yeah I am pretty average

This thing was a fuckin marathon - honestly tired me out...nonetheless, got top 5% in spatial reasoning and mental rotation (just found a simple way to focus on 3 block and make sure they had the same pattern, anyone else?) and scored average/below in memory exercises.

top percentile (2d rotation) top 5% digital span, spatial span

Worst ones were 3D rotation and emotional discrimination

Seems like I fit the stereotype perfectly...

Top 5% in verbal working memory, spatial working memory, mental rotation, 3D spatial reasoning

10-20% in spatial intelligence, planning, emotional discrimination

20-30% in medium memory, verbal comprehension, target detection, verbal reasoning

30-40% in prospective memory

Clearly I’m not great with words

Only one I got below 50% on was emotional discrimination. Life of a quant.

I have taken the Stanford-Binet intelligence test before and got 132, which I think is the threshold for Mensa. To me this doesnt really mean anything. I've taken other tests that put me in the range of 110-125.

I've met a couple/few Mensa people -- -arrogant fucks.

Did best in verbal reasoning, verbal working memory, and mental rotation. Did worst in emotional discrimination.

I can't believe Covid has gotten to the point where I'm taking an "intelligence" test online and posting my results on WSO... fuck

Top 5%- Spatial working memory, mental rotation, spatial reasoning

10%-5%- Spatial intelligence

20%-10%- Attention, Planning

30%-20%- Verbal working memory

50%-40%- Verbal reasoning, Emotional discrimination, Verbal comprehension

Bottom 50%- Short-term memory, Medium-term memory

Prospective memory (short-term memory):40%-30%

Spatial intelligence: Bottom 50%

Planning: Bottom 50%

Verbal working memory: Bottom 50%

Spatial working memory: 20%-10% range

Verbal reasoning: 50% -40%

Attention: 40%-30% range

Recognizing faces: bottom 50%

Verbal comprehension: 40%-30%

2D Mental rotation: top 5%

Faulty Towers Task(3D)- top 5%

Prospective Memory - Words 1 - top 5%

Top 5% - Mental Rotation, 3D Spatial Reasoning
10%-5% - Medium-term Memory
20%-10% - Planning, Verbal Comprehension
30%-20% - Emotional Discrimination, Attention, Verbal Working Memory, Spatial Intelligence
40%-30% - Verbal Reasoning, Spatial Working Memory, Short-term Memory,

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Should I be taking this test? I don't want to feel dumb in front of you all or realize I am dumber than a sack of roasted peanuts...

This test is not reliable, right? Can I put this on my resume if I do well? Do you think people will recognize this test from "Prospect in IB-M&A" and think I am well-versed to prevail in the field of Investment Banking? Please tell me.

Psychiatrists, "Get your shots fellas, line up and get your shots."

1 or 2 of those verbal comprehension words I've never seen before in my life. Is it because the British emphasize a different English vocabulary or because I'm an idiot

is this actually an intelligence test or is it one of those psych experiments where its actually testing for something else? like reaction/response to getting right/wrong answers, subtle biases, patience, etc.?

Top-5% - Spatial Working Memory; Mental Rotation; 3D Spatial Reasoning 10-20% - Attention 20-30% - Spatial Intelligence; Verbal Working Memory; Verbal Comprehension 30-40% - Planning 40-50% - Emotional Discrimination Bottom 50% - Short-term memory; Medium-term memory; Verbal Reasoning

Interesting test, and I'm curious how the scoring contributes to the algorithm. For the word memory tests I got 20/24 and 19/24, so kinda surprised how that score was reflected as bottom-50%. On the other hand, I messed up on the spatial working memory test quite a bit so not sure how I got top-5% there.

Interesting how all of us score top percentile in mental mapping / working memory. I wonder how that's reflected on the job – guess we all make pretty slides from scratch?

Not surprising we're below average in memory / emotional discrimination (obvs). Surprising we're all only slightly above average in planning / attention.

That took way too long.

Short-term memory - Bottom 50% Spatial Intelligence - 20 - 30% Planning - 30 - 40% Verbal Working Memory - 30% - 40% Spatial Working Memory - 10 - 20% Verbal Reasoning - 40-50% Attention - 10-20% Emotional Discrimination - Bottom 50% Verbal Comprehension - 40 - 50% Mental Rotation - Top 5% 3D Spatial Reasoning - Top 5% Medium term memory - Bottom 50%

(I think my memory were bottom 50% cause I may have not seen the first couple of words that popped up...)

What use is 3D Spatial Reasoning and Mental Rotation???