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What exactly is the purpose of IQ?
An IQ test is a standardized assessment designed to measure a person's cognitive abilities, specifically their intelligence quotient (IQ).
The purpose of an IQ test is to provide a numerical score that reflects a person's cognitive abilities, which can be used to compare and rank individuals in terms of their intelligence.
The score on an IQ test is calculated by comparing an individual's performance on the test to the performance of a representative sample of the population. The average score for the population is set to 100, with a standard deviation of 15.
No, IQ tests do not measure all aspects of intelligence. They mainly focus on cognitive abilities such as problem-solving, reasoning, and memory. Other aspects of intelligence, such as emotional intelligence and creativity, are not typically measured by IQ tests.
Yes, IQ scores can change over time. While some studies have shown that IQ scores tend to remain relatively stable throughout a person's life, other factors such as education, environmental influences, and life experiences can also impact IQ scores.