The "average" result on an intelligence (commonly referred to as "IQ") test is considered to be the mean. This is usually 100, but not all IQ tests have standard means and deviations. Sometimes, the mean or "average" of an IQ test is adjusted by "renorming" if the original norming proves to not be accurate after a larger sample is obtained.
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