Turning to the internet to tell you how smart you are may not be so bright
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IQ tests are meant to measure your intelligence, however taking that test online may not be so bright.
Today, only two groups of people really need to take IQ tests: adults applying for upper management positions and students. Licensed psychologist Nick Carden says an online IQ test is similar to a one-size-fits-all mentality. It isn't very accurate because it doesn't take into account the individual's background or needs. Online IQ tests are highly verbal and can be difficult for a person for whom English is a second language. It's best to take a test at a proper testing center under controlled circumstances to get an accurate result.
Watch out for online IQ tests that claim they're free, but ask for your cell phone number so they can text you results. You may actually be signing up for a monthly service that will cost you.
