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On that question I'm close (in pounds). Have not had an adult IQ test done. Also, the question does not specify what SD of IQ test to use. With 15 a 160 lb individual would need to be 4 SD above mean, while with 16 he only needs 3.75 (these are the two most common IQ parametrizations)
Approximately 3 individuals per hundred thousand are 4 SD above mean or higher, while approximately 9 per hundred thousand are 3.75 SD above mean or higher. Therefore the number of people who would answer that question with a yes is strongly dependent on the specifics. |
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