General intelligence tests, often referred to as IQ (Intelligence Quotient) tests, have a rich history and are designed to measure a person's cognitive abilities in various areas. Here are some interesting and fun facts about general intelligence tests: IQ Formula: The IQ score is derived from a formula that compares a person's mental age to their chronological age. A score of 100 represents average intelligence, and scores above or below indicate deviation from the average. Stanford-Binet Test:

Marilyn vos Savant had one of the highest recorded IQ scores in history. But when she answered the Monty Hall problem in a magazine column, thousands of people wrote in to say she was wrong. Many of them were professors. The letters were not polite. Some said she did not understand basic math. Others said a woman could not outthink experts. She did not argue with anger. She explained the logic step by step in simple words. Later, universities reviewed the math. She was correct. Instead of shrink