Also ich möchte in der 11ten ein Frühstudium in Mathe anfangen und wollte fragen, wie viel Freizeit man im Abitur so hat oder ob es doch zu stressig werden könnte. Ich möchte später auf jeden fall Mathe studieren gehen. Ich bin mir aber nicht sicher ob es das richtige ist.
For example you do matrix and someone takes normal/slower time but can stil solve them. Lets imagine scenario X where person A solves a 130-140iq problem. Whats the time needed to score that iq in this test ? If someone is faster than the designated time does it mean this person has more iq ?
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-What does faster mean like % faster than the average 100 or average in the iq problem range 130-140
My understanding is that you are average or above average in all fields except one, where you are way higher. Arent all scores relative to eachother or can this happen and if yes what is the most common spike. Another thing im curious about is can someone have average iq but can have a high iq in math related topics or linguistic(I think thats what its called) ?
Is math ability connected to Iq ? For example someone is very good at abstract math in a phd and can easily use the concepts and combine different math fields. Is this person a genius or just someone who is good at math. Are almost all highly theoretical phds gifted ?
I got tested at 8 and got 120-125 with concentration problems and ADD. Growing up I noticed that my Brain improved significantly. I study almost none and still get As and can remember things very well while doing good mental calculation. I dont know if it means my iq increased or stayed the same? If yes what can the spectrum be or if im just delusional ? Could someone also explain to what extend math corelates to iq im just curious and dont know
I got tested at 120, but when my friends and I solve problems, I’m way faster at solving them—even though one friend tested at 130. I often get called very smart, even by my teachers, and I’m more or less getting straight As without studying. Was my score wrong? I took mine at 6.