27 Sep '10 05:14>
Originally posted by AThousandYoungAnyone look at how much you can increase your score? For instance, say a 12 yo takes the test, finds out he has a 110 IQ. Then undertakes whatever training it is that ends up giving him a boost in his IQ #. Anyone know what that # is? Also, if he say, goes from 110 to 125, say, at the age of 13, then enters HS at 14, with his newly won IQ will he match predictions as to the success in school of a typical person also with an IQ of 125?
You can prepare for an IQ test and still have it be an accurate predictor.
If he does however much better in school with his new 125 Vs his old 110 say equal to the performance in school of a large sampling of other kids with a 125, wouldn't that validate the new results as being real? Have such studies been done?
Isn't IQ mainly a predictor of how well you would do statistically anyway, in school?