Go to link and let me know why it's like this?
http://www.favreau.info/misc/images/iqvote.gif
2006-06-14 07:01:13 · 4 answers · asked by Jessica 2 in Social Science ➔ Psychology
the lower your IQ the larger the desire to want BUSH
thanks,
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2006-06-21 05:24:06 · answer #1 · answered by Starscream 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋
"This page is NOT a hoax, unlike the unverified state IQ's designed to show that Democrats were smarter. See how these valid IQ numbers compare to incomes and who voted for Bush vs Kerry. "
"IQ averages in US States - best estimate available from actual SAT and ACT scores below adjusted for the fact that the IQ's of these test takers are about 10 points above average
104 IQ New Hampshire
103 IQ Massachusetts, Oregon, Wisconsin
102 IQ Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Vermont, Washington
101 IQ Alaska, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Utah, Wyoming
100 IQ Arizona, California, Idaho, Maine, Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Virginia, West Virginia
99 IQ Delaware, Hawaii, Indiana
98 IQ Arkansas, Florida
97 IQ Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas
96 IQ New Mexico
95 IQ District of Columbia
94 IQ Mississippi, South Carolina
--------------------------------
2000 ACT-Tested Graduates
ACT Average Composite Scores -- SAT and IQ estimates (right portion)
State
% of HS GradsACT Tested*
Average Composite ACT Score
Corresponding SAT Score
IQ from SAT - IQ estimator*
Estimated IQ of all minus 10
IQ from the SAT webpage**
Composite IQ based on % taking test
Alabama
68
20.2
958
106
96
?
97
Alaska
36
21.3
1002
109
99
102
101
Arizona
27
21.5
970
107
97
103
100
Arkansas
73
20.3
962
106
96
?
98
California
12
21.4
1006
109
99
100
100
Colorado
64
21.5
1010
109.5
100
104
102
Connecticut
4
21.3
1002
109
99
102
102
Delaware
3
20.6
974
107
97
99
99
Washington DC
18
17.8
862
99
89
96
95
Florida
40
20.6
974
107
97
99
98
Georgia
18
19.9
946
105
95
97
97
Hawaii
20
21.6
1014
109.5
99
99
99
Idaho
61
21.4
1006
109
99
?
100
Illinois
72
21.5
1010
109.5
100
?
102
Indiana
20
21.4
1006
109
99
99
99
Iowa
69
22.0
1030
111
101
?
102
Kansas
77
21.6
1014
109.5
100
?
102
Kentucky
71
20.1
954
105
95
?
97
Louisiana
80
19.6
934
104
94
?
97
Maine
5
21.9
1026
111
101
100
100
Maryland
10
20.7
1018
110
100
101
101
Massachusetts
7
21.9
1026
111
101
103
103
Michigan
71
21.3
1002
109
99
?
101
Minnesota
66
22.0
1030
111
101
?
102
Mississippi
84
18.7
898
101
91
?
94
Missouri
69
21.6
1014
109.5
100
?
101
Montana
58
21.8
1022
110
100
105
102
Nebraska
74
21.7
1018
110
100
?
102
Nevada
40
21.5
1010
109.5
100
100
100
New Hampshire
6
22.5
1050
112
102
104
104
New Jersey
4
20.7
1018
110
100
100
100
New Mexico
66
20.1
954
105
95
?
96
New York
14
22.2
1038
112
102
101
101
North Carolina
13
19.5
930
104
94
97
97
North Dakota
80
21.4
1006
109
99
?
102
Ohio
61
21.4
1006
109
99
104
101
Oklahoma
71
20.8
1022
110
100
?
102
Oregon
12
22.7
1058
113
103
103
103
Pennsylvania
8
21.4
1006
109
99
100
100
Rhode Island
4
21.1
994
108
98
100
100
South Carolina
23
19.3
922
102
92
95
94
South Dakota
72
21.5
1010
109.5
100
?
100
Tennessee
78
20.0
950
105
95
?
97
Texas
32
20.3
962
106
96
98
97
Utah
69
21.5
1010
109.5
100
?
101
Vermont
9
22.2
1038
112
102
102
102
Virginia
9
20.5
970
107
97
100
100
Washington
18
22.4
1046
112
102
102
102
West Virginia
60
20.2
1010
109.5
100
?
100
Wisconsin
69
22.2
1038
112
102
?
103
Wyoming
68
21.6
1014
109.5
100
?
101
National 38
21.0
2000 ACT Composite Averages by State, © 2000 by ACT, Inc.
Left side of chart is from http://christianparty.net/actstates.htm
ACT to SAT conversion from http://www.collegeboard.com/sat/cbsenior/html/stat00f.html
* IQ from the SAT - IQ estimator at http://sq.4mg.com/IQ-SATchart.htm
** IQ from the SAT webpage http://sq.4mg.com/SATstates.htm"
2006-06-14 14:06:18 · answer #2 · answered by OneRunningMan 6 · 0⤊ 0⤋
This reminds me of a statement in a presently used college sociology book. I use the book right now as a college student. It states that women, on average, only earn 65% of the amount earned by the average man. That's true - but with a catch. It's a catch that the book doesn't mention. Women get up to six months maternity leave, with pay, in the state where the study was done.
No, that doesn't exactly prove that women's earning power is equal. The point is, that a piece of truth doesn't always contain the whole truth.
What side of the argument would I believe most? Who knows! You can't count on ANYTHING from the media. The same media told us how people "pulled together" after Hurricane Andrew. My coworker lived there at the time. He says they were basically all ready to shoot each other!
2006-06-15 19:32:54 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋
I think OneRunningGuy has it all covered.
2006-06-14 14:30:10 · answer #4 · answered by pepper 3 · 0⤊ 0⤋