Mensa IQ test results and limits?
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Your first result is always the most accurate result unless you were interrupted or overly tired/starved at the time of taking the test. Simply saying you wern’t thinking hard enough isn’t a good excuse, as the low score is likely a reflection of not thinking hard enough on a regular basis…
But yes there is a limit to ones intelligence. Generally IQ does not fluctuate very much during a lifetime. It can be changed a bit, though there is a highly genetic component to IQ.
If it means anything, the Mensa test is designed to be taken by those of 16 years and above. Your IQ will likely rise (from 108, anyway) slightly since your score is being compared to a population of people more developed than you are.
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