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IQ

IQ is the abbreviation for Intelligence Quotient which is an attempt to measure the intelligence of a person. The IQ score is usually based upon the results of a written test. To calculate the IQ, the person's mental age (as determined by a test) is divided by their chronologic age and the result is multiplied by 100.

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