There is at least one test like the one I took (with a standard deviation of 16) online, but if you want the full 'IQ test experience', it usually means going to a psychologist or attending one held by MENSA. If you poke around a bit on the MENSA website, you should be able to find a centre near you. This will cost you around twenty pounds. Being smart isn't a cheap business nowadays…
20 pounds still seems a bit much considering that all the psychologist has to do is count up your score and type it into a calculator. There's no one on one therapy or interaction involved to justify the cost.
What do you think of Mensa (high IQ society)?
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There is at least one test like the one I took (with a standard deviation of 16) online, but if you want the full 'IQ test experience', it usually means going to a psychologist or attending one held by MENSA. If you poke around a bit on the MENSA website, you should be able to find a centre near you. This will cost you around twenty pounds. Being smart isn't a cheap business nowadays…
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20 pounds? That's about 20 dollars. I've had my insurance pay thousands for a single psych evaluations so that's nothing.
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20 pounds still seems a bit much considering that all the psychologist has to do is count up your score and type it into a calculator. There's no one on one therapy or interaction involved to justify the cost.
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That is very cheap compared to any other type of psychological service. Most tests cost hundreds.