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    #128463 04/29/12 01:25 PM
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    My son had an IQ test at the age of 3.5yrs, but refused to answer some of the questions that both the test provider (Psychologist), and I (Mom) knew he knew the answers to. His IQ came back 120, and 123 verbal. How much greater could his IQ have been if he had answered these questions? I'm trying to figure out if he falls into the "Gifted" range, so we can create an educational plan specific to his needs. Could not answering a handful of questions change the results by several or more IQ points? My husband, who is an educator seems to think so, and my son certainly exhibits "Gifted" behavior. Please inform.

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    Yes, gifted kids can have depressed scores because of behavior. So the question becomes why the behavior? It can be because of a learning disability. It can be because of stress or anxiety. It can be a number of things. Best to consult a neuropsychologist to get the child's complete learning profile in this case.


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