Indigo Kids - IQ Test 9.0

The "Indigo IQ Free" test presents an interesting exploration of reasoning abilities specifically designed for children often referred to as "indigo kids." This test allows parents to gain insights into their children's logical reasoning skills and cognitive aptness.

The concept of indigo children originated in the 1970s, introduced by Nancy Ann Tappe, a parapsychologist who claimed that certain children exhibit unique traits connected to a distinct "indigo" aura. The idea gained traction in popular culture through various books and media, suggesting that these children possess extraordinary capabilities, ranging from heightened creativity to potential paranormal abilities.

This reasoning test comprises 30 items, each featuring a statement accompanied by three logical sequents, only one of which is correct. The challenge presented by this structure requires participants to demonstrate their ability to discern valid logical connections.

A distinctive aspect of the test involves the use of invented terms that do not exist in any language. These whimsical words serve as tools to evaluate participants' reasoning skills, isolating logical thought processes from prior knowledge and external associations.

Upon completion, participants receive feedback based on their performance: the free version offers a score ranging from 1 to 30, where each correct answer is awarded one point. In contrast, the pro version provides more detailed feedback, indicating which responses were correct and incorrect.

Languages supported include English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian, and Ukrainian.