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| IQ Scores and Implications |
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| Relative frequency of various IQ scores (revised Stanford-Binet scale) *(Note : IQ tests scores of a person may not be an accurate or consistent measure of his intellectual potential, capacity or giftedness. It varies from day to day, test to test, and depends on the test experience, mental state during testing) IQ Score..Equals/exceeds % of population..Top % of population 160.............99.99....................................0.01 140.............99.3.....................................0.7 135.............98.......................................2 130.............97.......................................3 125.............94.......................................6 120.............89......................................11 115.............82......................................18 110.............73......................................27 105.............62......................................38 100.............50......................................50 .95.............38......................................62 .90.............27......................................73 .85.............18......................................82 .80.............11......................................89 .75..............6......................................94 .70..............3......................................97 .65..............2......................................98 .62..............1......................................99  Mean IQ score of persons in various occupations, taken from a variety of Western studies Professors and researchers...................131, 134 Physicians and surgeons......................128 Lawyers......................................128 Accountants..................................119, 128 Engineers (civil and mechanical).............125 School teachers..............................121, 123 General managers in business.................122 Education administrators.....................122 Stenographers................................119, 121 Pharmacists..................................120 Nurses.......................................119 Senior clerks................................118 Managers, production.........................118 Clerks (general).............................118 Managers, miscellaneous......................116 Cashiers.....................................116 Foremen, industrial..........................114 Salesmen.....................................114 Clerks.......................................112 Electricians.................................109 Policemen....................................108 Mechanics....................................106 Machine operator.............................105 Store managers...............................103 Shopkeepers..................................103 Butchers.....................................103 Carpenters, construction.....................102 Warehouse men.................................98 Carpenters and cabinet makers.................97 Machine operator..............................97 Cooks and bakers..............................97 Drivers, truck and van........................97 Laborers......................................96 Small farmers.................................96 Gardeners.....................................95 Unskilled laborer.............................90 Factory packers and sorters...................85 |
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