r/cognitiveTesting is a subreddit with 69k members. The community frequently discusses iq, test, puzzle, core, and scores, and the most common flair used is general question, discussion, iq estimation 🥱, puzzle, and scientific literature.
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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
: "If I had a 150 IQ I’d be pissed all the time"
27 posts
#2
Discussion
: "Is Smoking Weed gonna lower my iq"
19 posts
#3
IQ Estimation 🥱
: "The ATAT Has Spoken"
10 posts
#4
Puzzle
: "New puzzle"
7 posts
#5
Scientific Literature
: "Is JCTÄ° test considered more valid than CORE's FRÄ° ?"
6 posts
#6
Rant/Cope
: "Does anyone else come off as a wordcel but actually have mid VCI scores?"
5 posts
#7
Release
: "Got diagnosed with a "verbal tilt" during my ADHD evaluationbut an online test just completely ruined my confidence. Which one do I trust?"
5 posts
#8
Participant Request
: "Looking for people to test the ceiling of a matrix reasoning test (12 items, ~10 min)"
2 posts
#9
Change My View
: "I got 125 on the WAIS III, and I have extremely severe dysgraphia, extremely relatively high GAI, Diagnosed ADHD, Autism, and likely severe brain damage due to infectious disease. I usually score around 126 on IQ tests like these, should I try to qualify for MENSA if I can't find my old WAIS IV?"
1 post
#10
Psychometric Question
: "how does the dashboard composite work?"
1 post
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Last updated: October 26, 2026