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Explanation of the RIOT IQ test results cognitive profiles
| Profile | Explanation | Subject alignment |
| V ≈ F ≈ S | You have a flat profile, meaning that you are equally strong in the three most important cognitive abilities. This is the most common profile, found in 23.0% of American adults. This profile is similar to people who work in multidisciplinary jobs, such as technical writing, or marketing. | Design, teaching, marketing |
| V > F ≈ S | You have a V+ profile, which means that your verbal ability is higher than your fluid reasoning and spatial ability. This profile is found in 14.9% of American adults. This profile is typical for people who work in jobs that require a lot of reading and writing, such as an historian, customer service agent, and mental health counselor. | Writing and editing, communications, law, teaching, foreign languages, medicine, biology, business, psychology |
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| V < F ≈ S |
| You have a FS+ profile, which means that you have strengths in both fluid reasoning and spatial ability. This profile is found in 17.3% of American adults. This profile is typical for people who work in jobs that require problem solving and thinking about two- or three-dimensional space, such as logistics manager, mechanic, and laboratory technician. |
| Engineering, physics, chemistry, trades |
| F > V ≈ S | You have a F+ profile, which means that fluid reasoning is higher than your verbal and spatial abilities. This profile is found in 10.3% of American adults.This profile is typical for people in jobs that require solving problems that may not have a clear solution, such as event planners, managers, and entrepeneurs. | Business, computer science, psychology, communications |
| F < V ≈ S | You have a VS+ profile, which means that you have strengths in both verbal and spatial ability. This profile is found in 9.4% of American adults. This profile is common in people who work in jobs that require them to communicate about two- and three-dimensional space, such as air traffic controller, robot operator, and desktop publishers. | Design, business, medicine, teaching |
| S > V ≈ F | You have a S+ profile, which means that your spatial ability is stronger than your verbal ability and fluid reasoning. This profile is found in 7.2% of American adults. This profile is common in people working jobs that rely heavily on thinking about objects in two- and three-dimensional space, such as landscape architects, firefighters, and surveyors. | Engineering, physics, chemistry, architecture, visual art, geography |
| S < V ≈ F | You have a VF+ profile, which means that you have strengths in both verbal ability and fluid reasoning. This profile is found in 7.4% of American adults. This profile is common in people who work in jobs that require them to explain their problem solving to others, such as lawyers, genetic counselors, and actuaries. | Humanities, medicine, biology, law |
| V > F > S | You have a VFS profile, which means that your verbal ability is noticeably stronger than your fluid reasoning, which is stronger than your spatial ability. This profile is found in 1.2% of American adults. This profile is common in people who work in jobs like human resources manager, copywriter, and public relations specialist. | Social sciences, foreign languages, medicine, biology, teaching, writing and editing |
| V > S > F | You have a VSF profile, which means that your verbal ability is noticeably stronger than your spatial ability, which is stronger than your fluid reasoning. This profile is found in 2.9% of American adults. This profile is common in people who work in jobs like sales representative, archivist, and public speaker. | Foreign languages, business, marketing, teaching |
| F > V > S | You have a FVS profile, which means that your fluid reasoning is noticeably stronger than your verbal ability, which is stronger than your spatial ability. This is the rarest profile, found in 0.7% of American adults. This profile is common in people who work in jobs like consultant, research psychologist, and math teacher. | Law, business, computer science, psychology |
| F > S > V | You have a FSV profile, which means that your fluid reasoning is noticeably stronger than your spatial ability, which is stronger than your verbal ability ability. This profile is found in 2.6% of American adults. This profile is common in people who work in jobs like civil engineer, repair technician, and data analyst. | Engineering, physics, chemistry, trades, computer science |
| S > V > F | You have a SVF profile, which means that your spatial ability is noticeably stronger than your verbal ability, which is stronger than your fluid reasoning. This profile is found in 1.4% of American adults. This profile is common in people who work in jobs like architect, dentist, and cameraman. | Architecture, trades, geography |
| S > F > V | You have a SFV profile, which means that your spatial ability is noticeably stronger than your fluid reasoning, which is stronger than your verbal ability. This profile is found in 1.7% of American adults. This profile is common in people who work in jobs like video game designer, urban planner, and sculptor. | Engineering, physics, chemistry, architecture, visual art |
| Verbal T | Fluid T | Spatial T | Profile |
| 44.68 | 47.22 | 43.78 | V = F = S (because none of the profiles are significantly different from one another) |
| 58.26 | 63.70 | 68.92 | V < F = S (both F and S are statistically higher than V, but they do not differ from one another) |
| 57.04 | 53.88 | 60.2 | F < S = V (fluid is statistically lower than S and V, which are equal to each other) |
| 50.02 | 55.96 | 62.44 | V < F < S (all three index scores are statistically different from one another) |