Editorial Policy

MyIQScores publishes educational content about IQ scores, cognitive testing, score ranges, famous IQ estimates, and related psychology topics. Our goal is to make the subject easier to understand while being clear about uncertainty and limits.

Our Standards

• We separate educational explanation from clinical advice.
• We avoid presenting online quiz results as official diagnoses or certified IQ scores.
• We label famous-person IQ figures as estimates unless a verified score is public.
• We update pages when we find unclear wording, broken links, or better source material.
• We prioritize plain-language explanations over sensational score claims.

Sources and Estimates

Some IQ-related topics have strong public research behind them, while others rely on estimates or imperfect public records. Pages about score ranges, percentiles, and test types are written from standard psychometric concepts. Pages about public figures, careers, countries, and states are interpretive and should be read as educational context rather than verified measurements.

Corrections

If you notice a factual problem, unclear explanation, or page that needs more context, email content@myiqscores.com. Include the page URL and a short explanation of the issue. We review correction requests and update content when the evidence supports a change.

Advertising Independence

Ads do not determine what we write or how we explain IQ scores. Advertising helps support the free test and educational guides, but the editorial goal remains to provide useful, responsible information. Learn more about the site on our About page.