That test of yours has been debunked a long time ago A study on Palestinian children in Gaza published on ResearchGate showed that when children were tested individually, they scored a normal average of 85. But when administered the exact same test in large, stressful group settings, the average scores dropped massively. Researchers noted that testing environments, rather than actual mental capability, skewed the numbers. However, mainstream scientific organizations—including the American Psychological Association (APA)—completely discredited these specific numbers and rankings due to severe flaws: Modern Testing Platforms (2025–2026 Data) On large-scale international cognitive testing platforms, Palestine scores squarely within normal, globally competitive ranges. • BRGHT Platform Data: According to recent data analyzing over 1.5 million test-takers globally on BRGHT IQ Test, the average cognitive score for individuals in Palestine is 102.89. This places Palestine at rank #71 globally, performing on par with or ahead of many developed nations. • World Population Review: In broader aggregator indexes published by the World Population Review, Palestine’s estimated average sits around 92.94, putting it right alongside many other developing countries and showing solid foundational cognitive performance across the board. Deal with it.
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