Is it possible to improve your IQ score with consistent practice? - Black Mental Health Canada

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- March 31, 2025 at 10:34 pm #169193
  
  John Losan
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  I’ve heard people say that you can train your brain to think more logically, which could improve your IQ score over time. Is it true that consistent practice on puzzles and IQ tests can lead to a better score, or is your IQ pretty much fixed?
- April 1, 2025 at 1:00 am #169198
  
  Roman Pierce
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  While your core cognitive abilities are generally stable, consistent practice can help you perform better on IQ tests https://www.worldiqtest.com/ by improving your problem-solving speed and logical thinking. Practicing with puzzles, logic games, and tests like this one can train your brain to think more efficiently, making you more adept at answering the types of questions found on IQ tests. It may not change your underlying IQ, but it can certainly help you optimize your performance over time!
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