IQ Lens methodology

How the test works

Clear tasks, transparent rules and a focus on what the result can really tell you.

What tasks are included

The original set contains 40 tasks: number sequences, visual matrices, spatial problems and figure classification. Some tasks are still under review before launch.

How you will take the test

One standard mode, with no time limit. Select an option and confirm it with “Next”. Your elapsed time will be shown at the end.

How points are calculated

In Pilot v1, a correct answer earns the question’s weight; an incorrect answer earns 0. Time is recorded but does not affect the result. The weights are provisional expert estimates and will be evaluated against collected test data.

The current version shows a provisional IQ from 70 to 130 and a profile across three cognitive domains. This pilot estimate has not yet been normed on a population sample. Norms will be refined as data accumulate.

An online test does not replace a professional assessment. The result relates to this set of tasks and is not a description of your personality.

What the detailed report will include

Future reports will include selected answers, solution rules and results by task group. This set has no dedicated memory test, so it cannot produce a separate memory score.

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