/r/cognitiveTesting/

r/cognitiveTesting

63k members
r/cognitiveTesting is a subreddit with 63k 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 meme.
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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
: "What do people with extraordinarily high IQs actually do?"
71 posts
#2
Discussion
: "Actually, the SAT Was Necessary After All"
58 posts
#3
Puzzle
: "“New” puzzle"
22 posts
#4
IQ Estimation 🥱
: "Top 1% of all adults"
13 posts
#5
Meme
: "I'm delusional"
10 posts
#6
Rant/Cope
: "I find these vents about "being smart struggles" annoying asf."
8 posts
#7
Scientific Literature
: "Smarter people are, on average, better at recognizing intelligence in others though emotional awareness plays a role as well"
5 posts
#8
Psychometric Question
: "Do these scores suggest a learning disability?"
5 posts
#9
Release
: "Clavis Aenigmatis 45 (CA45) – High-range fluid reasoning test (updated, 45 items, untimed)"
4 posts
#10
Change My View
: "Psychometrics Hub not looking so reliable based on this graph"
1 post

Member Growth in r/cognitiveTesting

Yearly
+18k members(39.7%)

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Last updated: June 22, 2026