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drag racer!toji hcs

wc : idk :3

content : fem reader, modern!au, no curses!au, suggestive (?) content (reader strips), toji calls reader "minx" and "doll", reader is described to be smaller than toji, slightly oblivious reader, profanity

notes : read this for some context ! drag racer!toji *vibrates* i need. . . to expand on him. . .

whenever you seem upset about something, toji always tries to cheer you up. he may not be a man of many words, but he always finds other ways to lift your spirits.

after a bad day, you decided to hang around toji's mechanic shop. he's always had a keen eye, so it's no surprise that he picked up on your somber mood quite swiftly. he decides to swing by the break room and grabs two cold cans of your favorite drink. "here, thought this'd cheer y'up." he says, reluctantly offering you the chilled drink with a sheepish expression on his face, avoiding your gaze. "how'd you know i even like this?" you ask, gratefully accepting the metal can that began to sweat under the summer's heat, pressing it to your warm cheek. "saw some empty cans of it when you dropped off y'r ride off to get it detailed," toji replies as he settles his large frame beside the set of stairs you were seated on. "you know," he begins as he cracks his own can open, "y'should keep that ride of yours cleaner. s' a stunner of a car, that's for sure." but his words seemingly go in one ear and out the other. the fact that he remembered such a small detail about you makes you forget whatever had upset you earlier.

rivals to lovers. . . mayhaps. . .

one day, you and toji got into a small argument over who's smarter out of the two of you. so, to settle the quarrel, you both decided on taking one of those completely-bullshit online tests.

as you were diligently taking this "free iq test," you couldn't help but notice toji repeatedly clicking the "c" option. . . for every single question. jokingly, you asked, "why are you choosing 'c' for everything? do you wanna lose?" with the biggest shit-eating grin spread across his scarred lips, toji replied, "well, when in doubt pick 'c', right?" in that moment, your expression changed from shock to amusement. shaking your head and laughing, you couldn't believe that of all people, toji was the one you couldn't get over.

unsurprisingly, toji is really street-smart

one time, the cops raided a race that you and toji were supposed to participate in. as you were hurrying to get to your car to make a quick getaway, you noticed toji struggling to open the door to one of his older cars that he chose to race in that night.

"fushiguro! leave it, we don't have any time!" you shout at toji over the loud commotion and sirens. "they're gonna tow my ride!" toji growls back, growing more impatient at the stuck door handle. "you're worried about the wrong thing right now. just get in my car, shiu'll figure something out! he always gets everyone's shit back if the price is right." you reason. toji notices how your tone only grew increasingly concerned, so he begrudgingly complies. "fine, fine. i'll go with you. jus' drop me off at the shop. or swing us around the spot for a bite, all this crap has got my stomach grumblin'." he sighs as he ducks down into the passenger seat of your car, clicking his seatbelt on. you raise a brow at his notorious freeloader suggestions. "your a real piece of work, fushiguro, y'know that?" you joke as you pull out of the crowded meet-up scene. "s' only fair! you don't ask a guy out and not buy him some grub," he huffs, jokingly crossing his arms across his broad chest and turning to face the window. "that is definitely not what the saying is, and i definitely did not ask you on a date!" you exclaim, exasperated. toji really is something else.

another time, you stopped by toji's shop hoping he could walk you through an oil change on one of your older cars. the truth was, you already knew how to do it, but you just wanted to spend some time with toji.

"tojiiii?" you called out in a sing-song tone, but he was nowhere in sight. it wasn't until he heard your honeyed voice ringing through the shop that he hopped off his ass and jogged over to greet you, his cheeks stained with grease and his white tank top and jumpsuit covered in it. not that you were complaining, but you wished you could see him wearing his jumpsuit properly instead of with the upper half tied around his well-defined torso. "wha'sup doll? why're you here dressed up nice?" he asked, resting his hands on his hips as he scanned your smaller frame. "thought you could show me how to do an oil change on one of my older cars. . . but i completely forgot how messy this place can get. i shoulda worn something else, huh?" you nervously grinned, not prepared for the possibility of rejection. "oh, yeah! no worries. f'sure i can. i got some spare jumpsuits and tanks you can change into. don't worry 'bout it." your request initially shocked him, but he grew excited at the opportunity to both spend time with you and teach you something. "seriously?! you're the best, toji!" you exclaim, gratefully taking both of his large, calloused hands in yours. toji blushes. "don' mention it. it's nothin'." he replies before retracting one of his hands to run down his face, unable to believe the effect you have on him. he starts to lead you down to his office so you can change into some more appropriate clothing, but he forgets that your hand is still in his. the skin-to-skin contact is short-lived as he lets go of your hand to unlock the office door. "here're the smallest jumpsuit and tank i got. lemme know if y'need anything-" he says, turning to hand you the clothes. however, he soon gets choked up mid-sentence as you've already started stripping your top off in front of him. "yeah! i'll get you toji, don' worry." you reply, your voice muffled from behind your top. clearly, you don't understand the effect you have on toji. "what're you doing, you minx? i'm still in here!" he splutters as he clambers out of his office, both his ears and neck now warm. "fucking christ. . ." he groans, making his way towards the washroom to cool down his face with some water.

after that entire fiasco, toji often played pranks with you while you were under your car changing its oil. he does all sorts of things, from splashing water on the lower half of your frame that hangs from under the car to dragging you out by your ankles. he's so annoying (affectionate).

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© 2023, sugusat0us

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IQ Tests and Success

After a long and satisfying afternoon nap, I suddenly got the urge to setup a blog and take an IQ test. Random right? But doing those things felt right, just like any random and life changing things I've done in the past.

Upon taking a free and 30+ item test, multiple self-depreciating thoughts crossed my mind:

What if I score lower than average?

Should I really be doing this in a nice saturday afternoon?

What would this test contribute to my well being?

After 20-ish minutes of adding up numbers, tracing directions, and basically doubting my intellect, I finished the test (which asked for credit card information that I respectfully skipped).

I got a score of 135 . What does it mean?

After a quick google search, here are what came up: Online IQ tests are fraud.

IQ scores are not measure of success.

My country has an average IQ of 81 (which is not surprising given the political and social conditions of our country).

All in all, taking this test is not completely a waste of time as it gave me an ego boost and something to do apart from beating my 14 hour sleep streak.

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I want to enhance the agility item I just upgraded. Upgrading costs eggs. I am out of eggs. Eggs cost grain. I am out of grain. Grain costs gold medals. I am out of gold medals. Tapjoy offers 17 free gold medals if I take a quick IQ test. It doesn't matter what I score, I'll get gold medals either way. "I'll be able to buy more grain with those medals!" I start the test. 50 questions. 4 of the 50 questions ask me to look at colours. I am a little colourblind. 4 of the 50 questions are unsolvable because I am a little colourblind. May luck be on my side. I complete the test. My IQ is: 84% "That's odd, I don't remember IQs being a percentage" I give myself a headache thinking about how different the world might be if IQ was measured in percentages. I return to my game and find myself 17 gold medals richer. I buy more grain. I am out of gold medals again.

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Review of 20 Best IQ Tests

This is a comprehensive list of the best IQ tests currently known on the internet, starting with the most scientifically accurate first!!!

RealIQ.online : Realiq is fresh to the scene and already has the most scientifically rigorous process in building its baseline. It is a longer test, but is already considered the best by millions of test takers world wide.

Mensa International: Highly reputable, offers official IQ tests that can qualify you for Mensa membership. Tests are well-researched and standardized.

IQTest.com: Provides a quick and relatively accurate IQ test. However, it's less comprehensive compared to official IQ tests like Mensa's.

123Test.com: Offers a variety of free online tests, including IQ tests. Good for a quick assessment, but not as detailed as professional tests.

MyIQTested.com: Offers a range of IQ tests with instant results. Good user interface, but accuracy may vary compared to more scientific tests.

Brain Metrix IQ Test: Offers a variety of brain exercises and an IQ test. Good for practice, but not for official or highly accurate measurements.

IQTestPrep.com: Provides practice tests to prepare for official IQ tests. Useful for practice but doesn’t provide an official IQ score.

Test-Guide.com: Features free online practice IQ tests. It's a good starting point for understanding IQ tests, but not for official results.

FunEducation IQ Test: Offers a longer, more detailed IQ test. Good for a thorough assessment, but not officially recognized.

SeeMyPersonality IQ Test: Incorporates psychological elements into its testing. Interesting approach, but not as focused on traditional IQ measurement.

HighIQPro: An application focused on improving IQ through brain training. More of a training tool than a test, but includes assessment features.

IQTestforFree.net: Offers a basic free online IQ test. Good for quick checks, but not for in-depth analysis.

Brainmetrics: Provides an online IQ test with instant results. More recreational than scientific in its approach.

PsychTests IQ Test: Offers a variety of psychological and IQ tests. Good for comprehensive personality and intelligence assessments.

Memorado IQ Test: Focuses on brain training with an IQ test component. More of a cognitive enhancement tool than a pure IQ test.

IQExam.org: Provides a free online IQ test with instant results. Simple and easy to use, but less comprehensive.

GeniusTests.com: Offers free online IQ tests and brain games. Good for a quick assessment and brain training.

Classical IQ Test - 123test: A traditional IQ test format. Good for getting a feel of what classical IQ tests are like.

IQ League: Combines IQ testing with competitive elements. Fun and engaging but not for official purposes.

IQ-Brain.com: Offers timed IQ tests for a more challenging experience. Good for those looking to test under time constraints.

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All-Inclusive Guide To ADHD Private Diagnosis Cost

How to Cut the Cost of an ADHD Private Diagnosis

On the internet, a growing variety of private ADHD assessment services are providing a quick and accurate diagnosis for a minimal cost. However, they come with some significant risks such as the possibility of a misdiagnosis. It is essential to remember that any healthcare professional who conducts an assessment should be a specialist in the area of ADHD. This includes GP's and consultants psychiatrists. Costs The cost of medication for adhd can be prohibitive. However, there are ways to lower the cost of treatment. For private adhd assessment , some patients can receive prescriptions through their GP or private health insurance company. Others can benefit from free ADHD evaluations offered by certain private companies. These free or low-cost evaluations can save families a lot of money over the long term. A reputable private provider of ADHD assessments will take your financial needs into consideration. They can also offer various payment plans to suit your budget. You can choose from various options, such as deposits and five payments or a single payment in front. These services are not intended to replace regular healthcare. It is recommended to consult your doctor or an ADHD specialist. The cost of treating ADHD can be extremely high, even for people who have health insurance coverage. In addition, the disorder can lead to co-existing disorders which can result in other costs, including alcohol misuse anxiety, mood, and sleep disorders, as well as a higher risk of accidents. These issues could result in the cost to society of $122.8 billion annually, according to a study released in 2022 that looked at health insurance claims as well as academic and medical research. In the US, adults with untreated ADHD can cost the country more than $13,000 annually. These costs are primarily related to indirect health services that include lost income and productivity. Other indirect costs include social security benefits, supplemental disability insurance, and other types of welfare. The National Health Service of the UK government has a policy called Right to Choice, which allows individuals to receive NHS-funded ADHD treatment and assessments outside of their locality. These tests are typically conducted by a clinical psychologist or psychiatrist who has been trained to diagnose ADHD. They will conduct a thorough test and may also recommend other treatments, such as cognitive behavioral therapy or counseling. They will also provide an account in writing to the GP and may prescribe medication. Waiting at various times It is time-consuming and costly to diagnose ADHD particularly in adults. A visit to a specialist may be accompanied by additional testing like an IQ or blood test. If you're not insured or a health insurance plan, you may need to shell out thousands of dollars to receive an assessment. There are ways to cut down on the cost of an ADHD assessment and treatment. The wait time for an in-person ADHD evaluation can be long. Many have discovered that they have to wait years for a GP referral, which can be difficult when suffering from symptoms of ADHD. There are a few NHS-approved services that offer shorter waiting times. These services are accessible via the online GP referral system, or by using Right To Choose. The service providers listed on this list are all assessed by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE). For adults, the most effective medication for ADHD is methylphenidate or amphetamine salts which have been proven scientifically to improve symptoms. These medications work by blocking the reuptake certain neurotransmitters within the brain. This reduces hyperactivity and inattention. The drugs can cause negative side effects like sleepiness and a loss of appetite. Some people experience difficulty adjusting to the medications, while others find that they don't work. When evaluating a patient for ADHD the professional must take into account their personal history as well as how they're performing in the workplace, at home, and in relationships. This information is collected in an ADHD diagnosis that is used by professionals to determine if a patient is meeting the ADHD criteria. The GP may refer the patient to an ADHD specialist for an evaluation and possibly a prescription. The NHS has been criticized for its slow provision of ADHD treatment, especially after an BBC Panorama report revealed that certain private clinics were overdiagnosing the condition. The investigation was criticised for not considering a bigger issue of the poor availability of ADHD services in the public health system. The report did emphasize that ADHD is a real condition that affects a lot of adults. Medication Many patients who undergo private adhd diagnosis in Scotland do so to receive treatment. They realize that their untreated ADHD is having a detrimental impact on their education, work relationships, and financial situation. They may even receive treatment for anxiety, depression and other disorders that could be more effectively managed if their ADHD was properly diagnosed and treated. In addition to taking medication, a therapist is also able to provide behavioural therapy as well as other kinds of assistance. This can be extremely helpful in dealing with the symptoms of ADHD and helping the patient learn how to manage the condition. The cost of a private therapy can be prohibitive for certain families, particularly those with no health insurance. A GP may diagnose ADHD in a few patients, but they are unlikely to prescribe medication for the condition. GPs do not have the knowledge or the training required to identify ADHD or prescribe medication. Additionally, they aren't required to sign a shared-care agreement with the NHS for medications that are prescribed privately. Neuropsychologists and psychiatrists are the best professionals to perform ADHD assessments. A GP may diagnose ADHD but they are not able to provide the thorough assessment required to develop an effective treatment plan. In certain instances the GP might refer the patient to an expert for a diagnosis and a treatment plan. The majority of health insurance plans don't cover the cost of ADHD evaluations or treatment. Some organizations have specific guidelines for what they will cover, but others simply refuse to cover a lengthy and complicated assessment process. In fact, a recent study conducted by ADDitude magazine found that more than 16 percent of its participants reported that the costs of managing their ADHD exceed 10 percent of their annual income. If you are unable to pay for the entire cost of an ADHD assessment should ask their GP to recommend them or consult an expert on their own. They can assist with assistance with finances or payment plans. In some cases, they can arrange for an assessment to be completed in installments to aid in meeting their budgetary requirements. Counseling If you're an adult who suffers from ADHD, seeking professional help is a good idea. This will help you recognize the signs and symptoms and determine if medication is needed. Counseling can also help you deal with the challenges of ADHD. A reliable counselor will be able to provide you with guidance and help that could make a significant impact on your life. Many people even those with insurance, are unable to pay for health care. Some have come up with strategies to stretch their healthcare dollars for example, buying prescriptions online or requesting samples from their doctor. Some have even taken on another job to pay for the treatment. Some adults have been able to access services that are free or discounted by their employers or local mental health clinics. While some people have success in finding psychiatrists who accept public health insurance, these providers are not easy to locate. They are typically busy and have a limited number of openings which makes it difficult to schedule an appointment. Tests and interviews are an integral part of the thorough assessment that psychiatrists who treat ADHD conduct. They typically ask about family history, past experiences, history, and current problems. They might also perform additional tests to determine if a person has a comorbid condition like depression or anxiety. These tests may include IQ tests and memory tests. They may also include inkblots and mental health assessments. They may also perform tests for blood and physical examination, based on the individual. A private psychiatrist can provide a more thorough and faster diagnosis than the NHS. Private psychiatrists are skilled in diagnosing adults suffering from ADHD and can offer a range of therapies. It is important to understand that a private diagnosis does not mean that you automatically get ADHD medication. To receive this medication, you will need an agreement for shared-care from your GP. A new service dubbed Klarity is designed to give adults with ADHD a more affordable option. It costs $149 to have an initial consultation and 59$ for follow-up appointments. The company also offers a monthly program that includes medication and therapy. The monthly charges range from $299 to $595 which is a little higher than the typical cost of private treatment for ADHD.

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What Is ADHD Private Diagnosis Cost And Why Are We Talking About It?

How to Cut the Cost of an ADHD Private Diagnosis A increasing number of private ADHD assessments are popping up online, promising a quick diagnosis for a small fee. They are not without dangers, including misdiagnosis. It is crucial to keep in mind that any healthcare professional who is performing an assessment must be an ADHD specialist. This includes GP's as well as consultant psychiatrists. Costs The cost of adhd medications can be prohibitive. However, there are ways to lower the cost of treatment. Certain patients can get prescriptions from their GP or private insurance company. Some private companies offer free ADHD assessments. These low-cost or free evaluations can help families save money over time. A reputable private company will take into consideration your financial situation. They also provide different payment plans that suit your budget. You can choose between the deposit, followed by five payments, or a single upfront payment. These services are not designed to replace regular healthcare. You should consult your GP or an ADHD specialist. Even for those who have health insurance, the cost of treating ADHD is expensive. In addition, the disorder can cause coexisting problems that can lead to additional costs, including alcohol misuse as well as anxiety, mood and sleep disorders, as well as a higher risk of accidents. According to a 2022 study that examined health insurance claims and medical research, academic and scientific and examined medical and academic research, these issues could result in a social burden of $122.8 billion each year. In the US, adults who are not treated for ADHD can cost the country more than $13,000 annually. Most of these costs are related to indirect health care such as lost productivity and loss of income. Other indirect costs include benefits from social security as well as disability insurance and welfare. The National Health Service of the UK government has a policy called Right to Choice, which allows individuals to receive NHS-funded ADHD treatment and assessments outside of their geographical area. These tests are usually conducted by a clinical psychologist or psychiatrist who is trained in diagnosing ADHD. They will conduct an extensive examination, and will also suggest other treatment options such as counseling or cognitive behavioral therapy. They will also give a written report to you GP and may recommend medication.

Waiting times Getting an ADHD diagnosis can be expensive and time-consuming, especially for adults. A visit to a specialist could be accompanied by other tests, such as an IQ or blood test. If you don't have insurance, you could be required to pay thousands of dollar for an assessment. There are ways to lower the cost of an ADHD assessment and treatment. The wait times for the private ADHD assessment can be very long. Many people are frustrated that they have to wait for years to receive a referral from their GP, which is difficult when they suffer from ADHD symptoms. However there are a range of NHS-approved services that provide shorter wait times. These services are accessible via the internet-based GP Referral System or Right To Choose. All service providers listed on this list have been assessed by NICE, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. For adults, the most effective medication for ADHD is amphetamine or methylphenidate salts which have been scientifically proven to reduce symptoms. adhd private assessment uk work by inhibiting the process of reuptake by certain neurotransmitters in the brain, which decreases hyperactivity and inattention. However, the medications have negative side effects, including sleepiness and loss of appetite. Additionally, some individuals have difficulty adjusting to the medication, and a few are not able to relieve their symptoms at all. When assessing a patient's condition for ADHD, a professional must be aware of their personal history as well as how they're performing in the workplace, at home, and in relationships. This information is included in an ADHD diagnosis report, which is used to determine if the patient is meeting the criteria for ADHD. The GP may refer the patient to an ADHD specialist for a diagnosis and possible prescription. The NHS has been criticized for its slow provision of ADHD services, especially after a BBC Panorama investigation showed that certain private clinics were overdiagnosing the condition. The investigation was criticised for not looking into the larger issue of poor availability of ADHD services in public health. However, it did highlight that ADHD is a real problem that affects many adults. Medication Many patients undergo private adhd diagnosis for adults in Scotland in order to receive treatment. Untreated ADHD can negatively impact education, employment and relationships. They might even be receiving treatment for anxiety, depression and functional disorders that could be more effectively managed when their ADHD was properly diagnosed and treated. In addition to medication, a therapist is also able to provide behavioural therapy as well as other kinds of support. This can be extremely helpful in treating the symptoms of ADHD and aiding the sufferer learn to manage the condition. The cost of private therapy may be prohibitive for certain families, particularly those without health insurance. Certain patients may be able to obtain their ADHD diagnosis from a GP, but he or she is unlikely to prescribe medication for the condition. GPs do not have the knowledge or experience to identify ADHD or prescribe medication. Moreover, they are not required to sign a shared care agreement with the NHS for medications that are prescribed privately. Neuropsychologists or psychiatrists are the best equipped to conduct ADHD assessments. While a doctor is able to diagnose ADHD however, their diagnosis won't include the multi-faceted assessment required to develop a successful treatment plan. In some instances doctors may refer the patient to an specialist for an evaluation and a treatment plan. Most health insurance plans don't cover the cost of ADHD evaluations or treatment. Certain companies have guidelines on what they will cover, while others will not cover an assessment that is long and complicated. In fact, a recent survey by ADDitude magazine found that more than 16 percent of participants reported that the costs of managing their ADHD exceeded 10 percent of their annual earnings. People who are unable pay for the entire cost of an ADHD assessment should seek advice from their GP to recommend them or consult a specialist independently. They can provide assistance with financial assistance and payment plans. In certain instances, they can arrange for an assessment to be completed in installments. This will help them meet budget constraints. Counseling If you're an adult suffering from ADHD, seeking professional help is a great idea. This will help you identify the signs and determine if medication is required. Counseling can also assist you in dealing with the challenges of ADHD. A trusted counselor will be able to provide you with guidance and support that can make a significant impact on your life. Many people can't afford this care even with insurance coverage. Some have found strategies to make use of their health insurance by purchasing medications from online pharmacies or asking for samples from their doctors. Some have even gotten another job to pay for treatment. Some adults have been able to access services that are free or discounted by their employers or local mental health clinics. While some people have success in finding psychiatrists who accept health insurance plans from the public However, these doctors can be difficult to find. They are typically busy and have limited availability, making it difficult to make an appointment. Specialists in psychiatry who treat ADHD will conduct an extensive evaluation, including interviews and testing. They will usually ask about past experiences, family history, and current problems. They might also conduct additional tests to determine whether a person is suffering from a co-occurring disorder like anxiety or depression. These tests could include IQ tests, inkblots, memory tests, and mental health tests. They may also perform an ocular test or a physical exam, depending on the person. Private psychiatrists can provide an accurate and quicker diagnosis than the NHS. Private psychiatrists are experienced in diagnosing adults suffering from ADHD and are able to provide various therapies. However, it is important to note that a diagnosis made privately does not mean that you will be prescribed ADHD medication. To receive this medication, you'll require an agreement for shared-care from your GP. A new service called Klarity will provide an affordable solution for adults suffering from ADHD. It costs $149 for the initial consultation and 59$ for follow-up visits. It also provides a monthly plan that includes medication and therapy. The monthly charges range from $299 and $595. This is slightly more than the typical private treatment cost for ADHD.

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Benefits of IQ Tests

IQ tests are sometimes hyped as the be-all and end all but that is not the truth. Human intelligence is complex and hard to capture with IQ. However, IQ test play a critical role in establishing a benchmark to judge against and develop a baseline of intelligence and grasping power. They are also loads of fun. Many top companies such as Google and Facebook use IQ tests for employee interviews. As such the importance of IQ tests can’t be denied in measuring a person’s overall skill level and possible future performance as a professional or in other avenues.

Types Of IQ Tests

There are different types of IQ tests that try to measure intelligence in an accurate and comprehensive way. Let’s look at them in detail.

Stanford Binet Test

This test is mainly used on young children to identify any developmental or intelligence issues to correct them. It measures five factors and gives an intelligence score to the test taker.

The Factors under testing consideration are:

Knowledge

Mathematics

Visual inputs and processing

Memory recall

Fluid logic

By judging the test taker on these five factors, the Stanford Binet test is able to create a complete picture of the intelligence level of the user across various categories.

IQ Test Wechsler

This is possibly the most widely used IQ test in the world. Published in 1955, It tests verbal IQ, performative IQ, visual cues, and their responses and assigns a score to the test user. The standard age range for this IQ test is 16 to 90. This IQ test is mostly used on adults and for professional job interviews and settings. It provides a more detailed analysis of the person’s intelligence and unlike Stanford Binet, provides multiple scores to measure the intelligence level of a person more accurately and comprehensively.

It Is sometimes used as a medical tool to measure the effect on the brain after an injury to check which functions of the brain are working and which are not. Wechsler test was developed to overcome the limitations of the Stanford Binet IQ test and provide a more complete picture of the person’s IQ.

Mensa Practice Test

Mensa is the largest high IQ people society in the world. It has its branches across every major country in the world including the USA, UK, and other prominent countries. A membership of MENSA is automatically considered as a sign of high intelligence. There are many reliable practice tests available online that can provide an accurate measure of where you will stand as a MENSA member and whether there will be qualification or not.

There are multiple free online IQ tests that provide MENSA level questions to check your IQ and compare it to the MENSA standards. These questions test multiple aspects of your intelligence such as verbal reasoning, logical thinking and quantitative aptitude.

Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale

The adult intelligence scale by Wechsler tests the intelligence in adults from ages 16 to 90. It incorporates many non quantitative and psychological factors into the scene for a more holistic picture of a person’s intelligence. This intelligence scale measures and reports a person's intelligence as a standardized score on various parameters.

Conclusion

There are multiple online IQ tests available that can quickly and effectively measure a person’s IQ. You can opt for quick and free online tests that will comprehensively measure your IQ online and give you instant results. You can then use this certificate for examinations, job interviews, and for comparison with your friends and peers.

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Point-of-Care (POC) Blood Diagnostics Market Higher Growth Rate and Forecast 2021 - 2026

Point-of-care (POC) testing involves performing a diagnostic test outside of a laboratory, or near a patient and at the site where care or treatment is provided. POC testing gives precise and timely results, assisting in the diagnosis and treatment of acute infections and chronic disorders. Key tests/products within POC blood diagnostics market include equipment/assays/reagents for blood gas, blood glucose, cardiac markers, infectious diseases, coagulation, hematology, and immunoassays.

The Global Point-of-Care (POC) Blood Diagnostics Market is set to witness a growth rate of 6% in the next 5 years. Growing incidence of cardiovascular and infectious diseases, expanding geriatric population prone to target diseases, scientific advancements in POC blood diagnostics, and increase in funding from public and private organizations are some of the key factors driving the Global Point-of-Care (POC) Blood Diagnostics Market.

New product improvement in POC blood diagnostics to drive the Point-of-Care (POC) Blood Diagnostics Market demand

Constant advances in disease diagnostics have enabled to develop efficient POC devices and technologies such as real-time patient data management remotely, rapid result delivery, requirement of low volume of blood, and multiplexing capability, among others. Such advancements tend to provide competitive edge to manufacturers and therefore, major players are continuously focusing on investing in research activities for new product development and expanding their geographic reach to strengthen their positions in point-of-care (poc) blood diagnostics market.

Some of the technological advancements are listed below:

•In May 2022, EKF Diagnostics launched its EKF Link digital connectivity solution to manage POC analyzers and associated data securely on one centralized platform. This new connectivity solution can be interfaced to POC analyzers from all vendors enabling real-time remote data management

•In April 2021, DiaSorin launched LIAISON IQ, an immunodiagnostic POC reader and LIAISON Quick Detect COVID TrimericS Ab test in countries accepting CE mark. The LIAISON IQ POC reader detects IgG antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein from a fingerstick in 10 minutes

•In March 2021, EKF Diagnostics launched STAT-Site WB handheld analyzer, that delivers β-ketone and glucose measurements in seconds from whole blood. This analyzer is reagent-free and utilizes two different test strips for delivering results in 5 seconds for glucose and 10 seconds for β-ketones

•In June 2019, Abbott launched Afinion HbA1c Dx test, a POC diabetes blood test that provides results in three minutes. This FDA cleared test is available for use on the company’s Afinion 2 and AS100 analyzers

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Expertise trends in POC blood diagnostics to fuel market growth

Connected health technology: Healthcare practitioners (HCPs) understand the importance of integrating connected health and artificial intelligence (AI) in POC blood diagnostics to deliver real-time results. More POC testing solutions driven by digital technologies to reduce the workload are expected by HCPs. For instance, AI can pick-up blind spots that are sometimes not visible to human eye, further assisting HCPs in quickly sorting patient data and providing efficient patient care.

Multiplex testing offers numerous advantages

Point-of-Care (POC) Blood Diagnostics Market players continuously focus on improving their existing portfolio in terms of high quality such accuracy (specificity/sensitivity) and faster turn-around times as well as develop innovative technologies. Owing to the unmet needs within infectious disease diagnostics segment, many new companies are coming in and focusing on launching POC molecular multiplexing systems which is expected to trigger the growth of this segment. Major application areas for this disrupting technology are meningitis and septicaemia. Multiplex testing offers various benefits such as time optimization by detection of multiple pathogens, more convenient and comfortable sample collection for patients, and cost-effectiveness as compared to other tests, among others.

Competitive Landscape Analysis of Point-of-Care (POC) Blood Diagnostics Market

The global point-of-care (poc) blood diagnostics market is marked by the presence of key players such as Radiometer Medical ApS (Denmark); WerfenLife, S.A. (Spain); F. Hoffman-la Roche (Switzerland); Abbott Laboratories. (US); Nova Biomedical Corporation (US); and others.

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[ask-cryptid-trio]

in a scale from 0 to 20cm , what's the size of your iq

Surprise! SUrpirse! The dumbest bitch has the highest IQ!!

[antiterf]

I remember making a receipt of ableism on terfrecords before having people being ableist towards the person who said it in different ways.

So uh, list of things I never want to see on replies and reblogs of my posts of all things (and I don't care how common it is)

(Bold is for the quick main statement)

Using delusion or delusional as an insult. Or using it in a way to say someone's political opinions are wrong.

Say that someone is a bad person because of a mental illness and not an asshole with a mental illness. Theres a huge difference between the two.

Use lack of reading comprehension as an insult. Its a symptom of learning disorders, one that I specifically have.

Call things "smooth brained" like that's a legitimate condition that kills people

Call people bipolar as an insult

Call people autistic as an insult

Call someone a “psycho” or “psychotic” as an insult

Call someone a psychopath or sociopath as an insult

Insult people based on IQ. The IQ test has a huge history of being used for eugenics and people are still mistreated for having an under 100 IQ.

Use mentally ill as an insult because someone is being a dick. This should be obvious but it happens all the time.

Tell someone to "get help" in a derogatory manner.

Call someone who's pissy about someone "triggered" or use it in an insulting manner.

Use cripple as an insult or without the right to reclaim it (usually mobility disabilities)

Use retard as an insult or without the right to reclaim it (usually learning disorders, especially autism)

"Extra chromosome"

I'm never going to specifically name anyone because this blog has like over 3k followers and it is an honest mistake most of the time. But uh, please stop taking part in the demonizing of disabilities on a disabled dudes posts.

Some of these don’t seem like much, right? I mean, most of these aren’t calling people slurs (except for two). The thing is though, the less the language is used, the less “othered” these people will be. You never know what common language truly upset someone with a disability and made them feel more stigmatized when noticing or learning about their symptoms.

So it may seem like I'm over sensitive, but the fact that these are so fucking common should show people how far we still need to go with ending stigma and discrimination of disabled people, especially those with mental disorders.

Feel free to add more or even ask me why or to give more examples on these.

[sexycraisinthanos]

Quirkless!Deku AU where when All Might offers OFA to Deku, he kindly rejects it because he wants to prove that he can be a hero without a Quirk (All Might even said that he has what it takes to be a hero just before offering it to him) 

All Might is honestly taken aback by this, but he understands and tells him that he’ll be supporting him on the sidelines

Deku starts training on his own, preparing for the UA entrance exams

Bakugo takes his as a challenge when he sees him at the entrance exams, but he shoves him off as in over his head

Uraraka and Iida still meet him in the usual way, except when Deku saves her from the machine, he doesn’t smash it to bits, he instead just physically frees her leg from the rubble and helps her out

This gets him enough hero points to pass, but considering his Quirkless condition, he isn’t considered for the hero course and his IQ test doesn’t make him a good candidate for the support course, so he’s put in general studies

He tries to have Nezu reconsider, but Nezu only tells him that if he can prove himself with test scores and physical exams, he can be considered for a transfer

In GS, he meets Shinso and they become quick friends who share the same goal

The USJ attack happens, but since All Might still (apparently) has OFA, he’s able to beat the Nomu without exhausting himself as much as he originally did

Deku does visit him in the hospital afterwards, blaming himself for not being there to do something to help, but All Might assures him that it’s not his fault

Deku joining the sports festival without a Quirk makes him more competitive and drives Bakugo even more mad when he gets first place

Deku and Shinso both train their asses off for the sports festival, hoping that it could be a good chance to get them into the hero course, but since they train together, their fight is more difficult than that, but Deku easily wins either way because plot armor

His fight against Todoroki would go differently because he doesn’t know him, so he doesn’t understand what Shoto is going through, so he isn’t throwing the match for him since he’s only focused on proving himself. IDK how he would win against Todoroki, but I need to have Bakugo eat shit fighting Quirkless!Deku

it’s getting late so this is where I’m ending it here but you get the gist

[thatblackboianarchist]

Giftedness is a Spook

I personally think giftedness is a stupid concept. Basically, it’s the idea that certain children, so folks under the age of 18, are “smarter” in some general or abstract sense than others, or more competent, more talented, more skilled, “better thinkers”, whatever. This concept originated pretty much in the 19th and 20th centuries, where we began consolidating under the “intelligence” label and categorizing people based on “how smart” and “how dumb” they are. There is a lot of baggage associated with the term giftedness, a lot of it historical and bigoted, so let’s investigate and such.

The most used definition of giftedness is having an IQ score above 130, or two standard deviations above the mean of 100. Though this historical definition has faced lots of criticism, since it is clearly possible to have superior ability in some domain without having a conventionally high IQ score, such as in the arts, or debating and public speaking, or sports, or chess, or really anything really.

Due to the fact that the “IQ above 130” definition of giftedness falls short of actually capturing all high-achieving children, most modern gifted education programmes no longer use this as the sole indicator of giftedness, and rather adopt a more multidisciplinary approach. Now, most simply look for superior skill or talent in one or more key areas, which can be art, or sports, or leadership, and attempt to cultivate that, as well as looking for people with a generally higher IQ than the average in their age group.

The issue with this approach is that it views giftedness as some sort of intrinsic, fully general, conserved property that is only found in certain sects of the population, and thus categorizes people into “gifted” and “non-gifted”. This categorization falls short in part due to the existence of “twice-exceptional” students, who are gifted in one area, but require unique accommodations in other areas. So it appears that it is possible to be “gifted” and “non-gifted” at the same time, so just how useful is this concept?

What’s more, giftedness often focuses on general cognitive traits, such as gifted children have greater white matter density, or faster information processing speed, or hear sounds faster, or think more critically, but from my perspective, these just seem to be variations in human characteristics, in the same way that some children are taller than others or start puberty earlier than others. Everyone develops at their own pace and there are plenty of people who develop out of the norm, especially since concepts of child development almost always exclude neurodivergent children and their different cognitive and psychosocial milestones.

And they are not necessarily NATURAL or inevitable variations in human characteristics either. All the traits associated with intelligence - information processing speed, critical thinking, white and grey matter density, working memory capacity, creativity, executive functions, enhanced senses - are heavily influenced by societal factors.

For instance, a child that has been well-fed since birth is obviously going to have a more developed brain with a higher capacity for all those things than a child that has suffered chronic hunger. A child that receives nurturing and good parents is going to have a more developed brain a child that receives abusive and neglectful parents. A child that grows up in a war zone is going to be different cognitively and intellectually than a child that grows up in a relatively peaceful location.

And those developmental consequences aren’t always natural in the sense that they are innate, they are artificial, engineered by politicians, corporations, and a society that absolutely refuses to take the suffering of children seriously. Yet the children who have been disadvantaged by this abusive society are unlikely to be categorized as gifted. These children show lower scores on IQ tests and the school system thinks they’re dumb, or worse “average”. These children don’t show superior performance in any particular area, there must be something wrong with them, they’re not “special” like these gifted kids other here. They don’t need special help, they just have to follow the curriculum for the regular or the *gasp* dumb kids, geta 9-to-5 job, and wait 50 years to retire, they won’t be these gifted kids that change the world.

LAME. This is lame. This is the wrong way to think about the differences that exist between children. And what’s worse, it’s so definite and unchanging, as if the traits associated with intelligence cannot be changed. As if we can’t help children with their working memory capacity, or their creativity, or their critical thinking, or their executive functions. As if we can’t help children find something they enjoy and let them cultivate that activity. These are all skills that can be taught, but they aren’t taught at all. We just let the bell curve “form naturally” and then take the kids on the right-half of it and label them “gifted” and then discard the rest, even though we are capable of teaching them those skills.

Giftedness promotes two unhealthy narratives: (1) being average isn’t good enough and (2) being below average is bad. With regards to (1) and (2), it completely ignores all of the facets of a good life, or what can be a good life. In my view, a good life is one that you enjoy and are proud of. Where you have strong relationships with others, actual freedom and control over your life, where you have things that you’re good at or enjoy doing, where you are proud of what you’ve accomplished. It has nothing to do with “having a higher working memory capacity” what the fuck?

There is value in being “average” or “mediocre” or “below average” or “stupid”. You can still produce art that people enjoy. You can still be a good athlete. You can still get really good at a specific area of academia. You can still be a competent engineer. You can still connect with others and mean something to them. You can still travel the world, drink wine condescendingly, and have a good time meeting people and seeing things. You can still contribute to society, and you can even make innovations that change it, but you don’t have to make a “significant contribution” to a worthy member of society. You can still care about others. You already change society, just by being part of it, and that is enough.

Focus on the experiences you want to have, the relationships you want to build, and the skills you want to learn, not on “I want to be smarter” or “I want to have better memory” or “I want to be the best”. It’s okay to want to be smarter, or to have better memory, or even to be the best at something (since it’s not possible to be the best at EVERYTHING), but those things are relative.

When you become “smarter” at something, or the “best” or just better, at some specific domain, you will find that all the traits associated with intelligence tend to increase with regard to that specific domain. For example, when you get better at chess, you develop better problem-solving skills associated with chess, or more critical thinking in regards to games, or better memory for recalling chess piece arrangements or movement formation or techniques, or faster information processing speed in regards to processing your opponent’s and your own moves, or better “chess logic” or “chess reasoning skills”, or the ability to understand and reason about chess on it’s own.

Intelligence is relative and domain-specific, the superior memory you would develop in chess won’t cross over to, say, memorizing decks of cards, or generalize into just having a superior memory for all things. That’s not how human brains work, they are highly specific and skill-oriented. So when you focus on becoming “smarter in general”, you are essentially setting an impossible goal, because it’s not specific enough for you brain to be able to systemically learn and apply it. You have to be specific if you want to make any progress, after all, and this applies to our constructs of giftedness.

We have to be specific! We have to let children choose their interests and hobbies and help them develop natural talents, as well as explore their interests and help them reach a suitable level of competence, where suitability is determined by THEM, the child. When you let them develop interests and hobbies of their own choosing, they naturally will get “smarter” in that area, you know, better working memory and stuff in that regard.

And even if they don’t reach expert levels of performance, or perform averagely or even below average, it doesn’t really matter, since it’s not something they need to be an expert in. For knowledge that is universally relevant, like comprehensive sexual education, you should work on ensuring that your average is a high standard. But if the piece of knowledge or skill doesn’t meet “nigh-universally relevant” or “necessary to function in this society”, then who cares how will people learn it? Especially since they can always come back in the future and re-learn it, or improve on it.

We also have to address child suffering and ensure that all children have good and strong support networks, are well-fed, have medical care, are free from abuse, etc. This makes it easier for them to actually have the time, energy, and cognitive capacity to choose their own interests and hobbies, AND work at them. It also helps them make relationships, explore, learn, and make a good life for themselves.

Also, a quick note. Interests are just things that you like to do or have a feeling for; hobbies are recreational pursuits that you actively engage in. So, an interest can be looking at pictures of castles online, a hobby can be actively seeing castles in person. It’s more or less an arbitrary distinction, but I like to use them in tandem to cover all the bases.