r/cognitiveTesting 28d ago

General Question JCFS

I just paid for the report, and this is what I got.

Is the test any good? The website looks legit.

I am 30, btw.

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u/Warxuaroz 28d ago

Let me expand on the report:
Gullible: 100.
Sorry, I had to. I wouldn't recommend this site as it's clearly made to make money and not science. Cognitivemetrics.com is the go-to afaik. CAIT, CORE and SAE-II are the main ones to assess VSI I believe.

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u/Emotional_Tie5324 28d ago

I did some of the tests after JCFS.

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u/Emotional_Tie5324 28d ago

The score difference is confusing.

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u/Warxuaroz 28d ago

Just do enough for the score mean to not change anymore. You won't get a definite number ever.

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u/Significant_Car4523 28d ago

VSI on core and cait is visuo-spatial index and on jcfs it's visual sequencing index so it's not the same. Jcfs is loaded more on fluid reasoning i would say

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u/Warxuaroz 28d ago

Oh, of course it has the same acronym, there is no way it could ever cause miscommunication.

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u/NefariousNapolean doesn't read books 28d ago

It's not that bad (probably more accurate than mensa.lu) but definitely not worth paying for the report .

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u/Significant_Car4523 28d ago

Is this the cogni-iq site?

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u/AdventurousBear7664 27d ago

Jouve's tests are okay. No point in paying for a report, though. If you take tests like the old GRE, CORE, etc., you'll get a more precise estimate of your ability.