An IQ test is supposed to give an unbiased analysis or rating of intelligence with "fudge factors" for age and culture.
However doing math quizzes and word quizzes and spatial relationship problems is in fact a learned skill. After several hundred examples a person tends to catch on and do them better and faster - he's not smarter, just more experienced.
Given this, it is possible to get higher scores on an IQ test by practicing IQ test type problems. However you probably were that smart all along. Now you are that smart and experienced.
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Research suggests that IQ scores are relatively stable throughout adulthood, indicating that it may be challenging to significantly increase one's IQ. However, it is possible to enhance cognitive skills and abilities through various techniques like engaging in intellectually stimulating activities, acquiring new knowledge, and regularly challenging oneself through puzzles and problem-solving tasks. While these strategies may not directly increase IQ, they can improve overall cognitive functioning and intellectual performance.
yes,it is possible to have an IQ that high because there is no IQ cap.
Yes an IQ of 183 is possible. The first question that comes into your mind is How is this possible?I have seen somebody with an IQ of 180, that happened in the year 2007. And i assure you that there must be someone who's IQ is higher than that of his. So i am really sure that getting an IQ of 183 or even higher is possible.
Yes, I did, I had an IQ of 98 (below average) and with some training I reached 138 at age 11
In theory, yes - but it would be extremely difficult to prove an IQ of 0.
The standard IQ tests are calibrated with Elizabeth vos Savant (supposedly the smartest person alive) at 200 and no score above that is possible with these tests. Therefor a IQ of 218 is not possible.