I think I may have a low IQ, perhaps even below 70. If that were true, I would technically be considered intellectually disabled. Some psychologists have used the "R-word" for this in the past, but I think that term is wrong and offensive, However, I have read some of Stephen Jay Gould's views on IQ, He argued that IQ is, to some extent, not accurate thing to measure intelligence and has often been used to justify inequalities. He also believed that intelligence is influenced by social and environmental conditions and can improve with better education. In short, he did not view intelligence as completely fixed. There is also a lot of politics surrounding IQ. Some research suggests that conditions such as ADHD, dyslexia, and other neurodevelopmental differences can affect IQ test scores as well....What I want to ask is  according to psychologists, how can we determine whether someone has a low IQ? The reason I think I might have a low IQ is that I struggle with comprehension