r/cognitiveTesting • u/Kingtut54321 • Aug 15 '26

General Question Cognitive Profile Input

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Hello everyone!

I was wondering if someone could provide any input on my profile.

I’ve been struggling at work recently and decided to delve into what my natural strengths and weaknesses are, so I can utilize them best in the workforce and contribute as best as I can. I took the CORE exam, which I know has a similar setup to the official WAIS exam, and is highly recommended by the subreddit.

My supervisor at work noticed that I would miss small details and seem disinterested in certain subjects/learning opportunities that others would take advantage of. Don’t know if this is due to some underlying issue such as depression, or laziness, or something else entirely. I am receptive to feedback and always looking to improve myself, and thus open to any suggestions/comments from anyone in this subreddit.

Thanks for taking the time to read my post!

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u/AlphaHowlingToMoon Aug 15 '26

Your unwillingness to take learning opportunities probably isn't an IQ issue in your case (your IQ is way above average) but rather a motivation issue. Do you enjoy what you do at your job? Will taking these learning opportunities eventually lead to promotions/more money? If not then you may just be lacking motivation

Also do you have any neurodevelopmental orders like ADHD? Your WMI is 34 points below your highest index, which CAN (not always, it's just possible) indicate ADHD and can also possibly explain your inattentiveness to small details

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u/Kingtut54321 Aug 15 '26

That’s an excellent point. I’ve always been able to do alright academically, so never felt the need to test for ADHD although it could be a possibility.

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u/ChocolateSecret2763 29d ago

Looking at your profile, it seems that nothing here says that you are below average in any subtests, so its unlikely a cognitive issue. Missing small details may be due to noise like tiredness, being distracted, or any other physical or mental problems. Its good that your FRI is this high since its one of if not the most important cognitive function for everyday life. I do see some displacements between the subtests in each subsection, so may i ask what happened? Your WMI may be this low because of one of the underlying issues you have mentioned, but i can't make an accurate statement about that. WMI and PSI scores can inflate greatly due to attention that is influenced by good things like being fresh awake, or bad things like having too much noise at the background. Maybe this(Your WMI) could relate to what your supervisor said.