IQ

intelligence quotient. (BPL 5 Nov 72RA)

abbreviation for Intelligence Quotient: a number intended to indicate a person's level of intelligence. Intelligence quotient ratings are a measure of an individual's capacity for learning something new; they are a scale based upon how old in years a person has become compared to how "old" he is mentally. —The Anatomy of the Human Mind Glossary

abbreviation for Intelligence Quotient, a measure of an individual's capacity for learning something new; the degree that a person can observe and understand actions. Now, if you limit the type of person that can be chosen to represent that group, if you limit the number or types, if you would make it necessary for him to have certain accomplishments in other words - in your case you would say, well, he had to have a certain IQ and he had to have a certain Grade, or something like this, you know.

abbreviation for Intelligence Quotient, a measure of an individual's capacity for learning something new; the degree that a person can observe and understand actions. Now, if you limit the type of person that can be chosen to represent that group, if you limit the number or types, if you would make it necessary for him to have certain accomplishments in other words - in your case you would say, well, he had to have a certain IQ and he had to have a certain Grade, or something like this, you know.

1. intelligence quotient. IQ ratings are a measure of an individual's capacity for learning something new; they are scales based upon how old in years a person has become compared to how "old," he is mentally. (SOS, p. xxi)2. the degree that a person can observe, understand actions. (SH Spec 100, 6201C16)