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Rudolph IQ Schoene Test Results After taking my test, I learned that it is pretty accurate and consistent to previous test results from taking the IQ test. I feel that because they all label me the same way, it must be my true IQ score. I feel That these tests say a lot about my ways, and they are always very consistent with my previous Characteristic results. Such as my zodiac sign Leo, or the latest personality...

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Rudolph IQ Schoene Test Results After taking my test, I learned that it is pretty accurate and consistent to previous test results from taking the IQ test. I feel that because they all label me the same way, it must be my true IQ score. I feel That these tests say a lot about my ways, and they are always very consistent with my previous Characteristic results. Such as my zodiac sign Leo, or the latest personality test I took which found my Results being that of The Artisan, Performer personality traits. I would say that the test was slightly biased because it touched on only certain areas of intelligence, And I believe that people are gifted in different areas, and therefore it is unfair to assume because An individual is not accurate in the questions asked on the IQ test, they are not intelligent. An example Of this would be as follows; Even though, Steven got bad grades in school, he won an episode of Who Wants to be a Millionaire. Or even an example of a genius who goes on Who wants to be a Millionaire, yet gets the first question wrong and going home with zero dollars. feel I that just because Of a test result, does not mean we are not intelligent, or considered to be a genius. As far as having being compared to other people is not totally fair, because just as I discussed in the Second paragraph, one may not shine in one area, however may be able to sign in others, and because These IQ test does not touch on every aspect of the minds skills, it is not something I feel I can totally Depend on. I feel that these tests put a label on people and put in their minds that they are certain Value among other people, which has the capability of causing an array of problems. I feel that someone who has been Tested and told that their IQ is that of a Genius, it could plant an egotistic behavior in that individual, Where maybe they now feel they know everyone, and everyone else is beneath them. Or the opposite may Also go, such as an individual who has been told that they scored very low and that they are not Intelligent. This may cause this person to feel worthless, and therefore stop caring about life, due to Being told a result of one test.
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