r/cognitiveTesting is a subreddit with 67k members. The community frequently discusses iq, test, puzzle, core, and scores, and the most common flair used is general question, discussion, puzzle, iq estimation 🥱, and rant/cope.
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Popular Topics in r/cognitiveTesting
#1
Iq
123 posts
#2
Test
106 posts
#3
Puzzle
32 posts
#4
Core
30 posts
#5
Scores
21 posts
#6
Cognitive
16 posts
#7
Adhd
15 posts
#8
Results
15 posts
#9
Working Memory
14 posts
#10
Score
12 posts
Flair Used in r/cognitiveTesting
#1
General Question
: "I'm batman"
59 posts
#2
Discussion
: "Why does this sub constantly deny Feynman’s IQ score as false and result of bad testing when his sister also took the test and scored roughly the same?"
56 posts
#3
Puzzle
: "Hello, would you try this puzzle i made ?"
24 posts
#4
IQ Estimation 🥱
: "disappointed with my results, CORE- 115 with highest- 135 WMI, lowest -94 processing speed with 15th percentile in symbol search…the rest is average ranging from 104-120 and CAIT ESTIMATED 130…diagnosed w adhd and ocd"
20 posts
#5
Rant/Cope
: "My low IQ makes me too inadequate to pursue any meaningful goals"
15 posts
#6
Psychometric Question
: "All iq tests"
10 posts
#7
Release
: "New CORE Subtest"
6 posts
#8
Change My View
: "To the people who rant/cry about their IQ"
4 posts
#9
Scientific Literature
: "An Independent Analysis of the RIOT IQ Test (Follow Up)"
4 posts
#10
Meme
: "We do not get enough attention"
2 posts
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Last updated: September 12, 2026