The average IQ score is approximately 100. Anything below 80 indicates a potential deficiency, and anything above 120 is considered high intelligence. 68% of the population falls in the 85-115 range. Scores between the WAIS and the Stanford-Binet scale vary by several points. Specifically, compare your age to the age range of the administered test. For example, the WISC-III is designed for children aged 6-16. Because of this, a fifteen-year-old will score higher than an equally intelligent six-year-old. This difference is not big, but it is significant.  IQ-tests are designed with age in mind, so if you take the correct test for your age, getting a high score when you are young is not any more or less impressive than getting a higher score at an older age. In other words, a twelve-year-old with an IQ of 143 is not "better" than a thirty-year-old with an IQ of 143. IQ generally decreases over a lifetime. Mensa is the oldest and largest high IQ society, especially in the United States and England. Scores in the 98th percentile or higher qualify for Mensa. You will need a 130 or higher on the WAIS test or at least a 132 on the Stanford-Binet test. Intelligence is much more multi-layered than a single test could measure. IQ tests only measure verbal and academic potential. Intelligence comes in many other facets (such as social or artistic), which cannot be measured by an IQ test. View your IQ test score as a facet of your ability, not the full reflection.
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