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What is the percentile when the IQ score is 98?
2%
What percentile score on an IQ test must you have to belong to the MENSA?
98 percentile or above
What is the IQ score when the percentile is 95?
The 95th percentile represents an IQ of about 125.
What is 47 percentile of an IQ score?
I think the answer you are looking for is 94. A 100% IQ score is 200 so 47% of 200 is 94
What is the percentile when the IQ score is 108?
A Standard Score of 108 is at the 70th percentile and falls in the "Average range" on many common cognitive assessments.
What is the percentile when the IQ score is 98?
2%
What percentile score on an IQ test must you have to belong to the MENSA?
98 percentile or above
What is the IQ score when the percentile is 95?
The 95th percentile represents an IQ of about 125.
What is a 120 IQ score as a percent?
It represents an IQ in the top 10 percentile (approximately).
What is the 86Th percentile of an IQ score?
top 14 percent
What is 47 percentile of an IQ score?
I think the answer you are looking for is 94. A 100% IQ score is 200 so 47% of 200 is 94
What IQ percentile is required to join Intertel?
A minimum IQ score at the 99th percentile or higher is typically required to join Intertel, which is an invitation-only high IQ society that accepts members who score at or above this level on accepted IQ tests.
What is the percentile when the IQ score is 108?
A Standard Score of 108 is at the 70th percentile and falls in the "Average range" on many common cognitive assessments.
What must your IQ be to get into mensa?
Your IQ must rank you at the 98th percentile. That translates to a score of around 132.
What is the average American IQ score?
98
The wisc IQ test is an example of a percentile rank a raw score a criterion-reference test or a standard score?
standard score
How do actual IQ scores relate to someone in the 99th percentile of the general US population?
Actual IQ scores relate to someone in the 99th percentile of the general US population. One's raw score is compared to the percentage of the general US population who achieved a score equal to or below one's raw score.
