How to Know Your I.Q. Level without Taking the Test & Brainy Stories by Billy J. Burton - HTML preview

To calculate your score:

1-Notice the number of points that corresponds to the label defining your inner feeling for each statement (8 to 18)

Ex: For the sub-test Independence of Mind

If for the first statement “I never think like my peers or family” you answered “I sometimes do” it is worth 12 points.

2-In each sub-test (Independence, Intuition…, Goals) add all of the points you found for each statement, divide by the number of statements and multiply by 10. Ex: For the sub-test “Independence of Mind”: If for the first statement, you found 12.

For the second statement, you found 13.

For the third statement, you found 14.

Etc… till the tenth statement for which you found 10.

You will add all the points: 12+13+14+…+10 = 140 (for example) Divide by the number of statements (here 10, but it will be 20 or 30 for some other sub-tests) and multiply by 10.

Your I.Q. score for the sub-test “Independence of Mind” is 140*10/10 = 140

3-Add the I.Q. score you found for each sub-test multiplied by its ponderation (see below), then divide the final result by the number of subtests i.e., 12

If you found 140 for the sub-test “Independence of Mind” If you found 120 for the sub-test “Intuition/Introspection” … until the last sub-test “Goals” for which you found 100.

Your global I.Q. score is: (140*2+120*2+…+100*0.5)/12 = 120

Ponderation for each sub-test:

Independence of Mind: 2

Intuition/Introspection: 2

Empathy: 1

Over-excitabilities: 3

Learning ability: 3

Morality: 1

Introspection/Resilience: 1

Creativity: 2

Adventurousness/ Open-mindedness: 1

Memory/Attention: 0.5

Culture: 0.5

Life Goals: 0.5