From: Elizabeth Childs (echilds@linex.com)
Date: Wed Aug 11 1999 - 18:22:31 MDT
Dr. Reifman said:
> But, can't you see, thats the same problem--- SAT measures spatial
> reasoning/math reasoning, and verbal --- How about Mensa including other
IQ
> criterion (kinesthetics, athleticism, music, social IQ, or EQ)?
Is there some kind of standardized EQ test? If so, has it been found to
actually be predictive for a person's social success? For example, do
people with higher EQ report higher average levels of happiness, or have
fewer divorces?
If all the the EQ tests look like the one below, then it would be pretty
easy for someone with a high IQ to score well on this test, even if they had
no social skills at all:
http://www.queendom.com/eiq.html
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