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A result worth understanding.
MindProof is an entertainment and training estimate, not a clinical IQ assessment.
What the app explores
The full assessment contains 30 questions across nine puzzle types: matrix reasoning, visual and numeric sequences, odd-one-out, mental rotation, paper folding, cube folding, numerical logic and short verbal logic. 27 of the 30 are fully non-verbal, so the same test works in every language. Memory and attention games are separate activities.
What the web preview means
These five newly authored questions are a small sample of reasoning activities. Your result is simply the number answered correctly. There is no norming sample, IQ conversion, percentile, diagnosis or certificate for this web preview.
How an app score is calculated
Each question carries an authored difficulty: easy questions are worth 1 point, medium 1.5 and hard 2. Your weighted share of correct answers is compared against an estimated population distribution and mapped onto the familiar IQ scale, where the average is 100 and the standard deviation is 15. A skipped question counts as wrong. Speed does not change the score — the timer only limits the length of the session.
Where the mapping comes from
The mapping is currently based on published test-score distributions, not on a calibration sample of our own. That is precisely why every score is shown with a confidence band and described as an entertainment estimate rather than a measurement. As anonymous results accumulate, the mapping is recalibrated and the estimate becomes more accurate. It is not equivalent to a professionally administered standardized IQ assessment, and familiarity, language, attention and repeated attempts can all affect performance.
A useful next step
Use a result as a prompt for curiosity and practice, not as a label for your abilities or a basis for educational, employment or medical decisions. The base app result is free. Optional Plus reports explain more detail.