Precision Processor to Visual Mathematician

Just today, I receive an email from this website (http://web.tickle.com/)..telling me happy anniversary..its been one year that I have taken their test and now they are giving me free indepth analysis of my IQ test.. ok i admit it.. again I must have done these tests when I was absolutely bored at work 1 yr ago..hehe

So, since I am bored yet another, i thought why not have a look at my IQ.. at the same time take it again to see if my brain really has ROT! to my pleasure..hahah NO!!! my brain is still in tact. I still have a IQ score 118. Just to share with you all.. these is my results 1 yr ago and now. So, you think it resembles me?

1 yr ago: I am Precision Processor
Now: I am Visual Mathamtician

Precision Processor:
You've got a very experiential way of learning and a strong mathematical mind. You're able to whittle even the most complex situation down to comprehensible component parts. In short, you have mastered the art and science of precision. That's what makes you a Precision Processor.

For you, life is a series of equations. Your brain is naturally predisposed to intense mathematical acuity, and your understanding of numerical problems is unparalleled. It's second nature for you to cut to the heart of an issue, so that you can discover quick solutions to problems while others get bogged down in unnecessary details.

One Precision Processor that comes to mind is the Greek philosopher-mathematician, Pythagoras. Pythagoras had a mind for numbers and, as such, could come up with previously unknown theories like his method for calculating the sides of a right triangle (a2+b2=c2). You too, can use numbers to translate aspects of the world around you — something that doesn't come easily to everyone. Your quick mathematical mind will allow you to communicate a variety of ideas to other people, so don't keep it to yourself.

Precision Processors can apply their mathematical skills to any situation involving numbers. That's a talent that will come in handy for everything from the workplace to splitting a bill 12 ways to converting foreign currency in your head. Others often look to you to do the math and luckily, you're well equipped.

Visual Mathematician
You have a strong ability to process visual-spatial and mathematical information. These skills combined with your strengths in logic are what make you a Visual Mathematician.

You're able to understand patterns visually and in numbers. That means your mind can create a mental picture for any problem. In addition to that skill, you possess an intelligence that allows you to apply math to that picture, too. That helps you manipulate multiple parts of the picture (or problem) to come up with a solution.

You have many skills that are critical to success and problem-solving. Your talents help you understand the "big picture," which is partly why people may turn to you for direction — especially in the workplace. You flourish in environments where tasks are clearly defined, and you are a whiz at improving processes and making things more efficient. Your ability to detect patterns and your skills in math and logic, make it natural for you to come up with ideas and theories that simplify processes for everyone.

Outside of work, Visual Mathematicians tend to do well at strategic activities like chess. It must be that ability to recognize patterns — both as they are and how they develop. Regardless of how you put your mind to use, you've got a great set of talents. You will be able to envision a clear path and calculate the risks, and more importantly, the rewards, of anything you take on.

Great Jobs For You

Precision Processor:
Scientist
Mathematician
Accountant
Data Analyst
Musician
Astronomer
Researcher
Physicist

Visual Mathematician
Physicists
Chess player
City planner
Astronomer
Physicists
Mathematician
Researcher

Some of Your Greatest Talents
Precision Processor:
Are resourceful
Are detail oriented
Are highly efficient & economical
Are lightening quick with responses
Think in numbers
Are experimental

Visual Mathematician
Can give practical application to abstract thought
Can predict patterns
Are resourceful & practical
Envision the "big picture"

Your 4 Intelligence Scales
Mathematical Intelligence: Your mathematical intelligence score represents your combined ability to reason and calculate. You scored relatively high, which means you're probably the one your friends look to when splitting the lunch bill or calculating your waitresses' tip. You may or may not be known as a math whiz, but number crunching might come a little easier to you than it does others.

Precision Processor
scored in the 80th percentile

Visual Mathematician
scored in the 80th percentile

Visual-Spatial Intelligence: The visual-spatial component of intelligence measures your ability to extract a visual pattern and from that envision what should come next in a sequence. Your score was relatively low, meaning you might leave the map reading, chess playing and metaphor forming to your friends. These are all skills that come a little easier to people who tend to think in pictures.

Precision Processor
scored in the 50th percentile

Visual Mathematician
scored in the 100th percentile

Linguistic Intelligence: Linguistic abilities include reading, writing and communicating with words. Tickle's test measures knowledge of vocabulary, ease in completing word analogies and the ability to think critically about a statement based on its semantic structure.

Precision Processor
scored in the 60th percentile

Visual Mathematician
scored in the 60th percentile

Logical Intelligence: Tickle's logical intelligence questions assess your ability to think things through. The questions determine the extent to which you use reasoning and logic to determine the best solution to a problem. Your logic score was relatively high, which could mean that when the car breaks down, your friends look to you to help figure out not only what's wrong, but how to fix it and how you're going to get to the next gas station.

Precision Processor
scored in the 100th percentile

Visual Mathematician
scored in the 80th percentile