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Republicans worry Trump is having a ‘public nervous breakdown’
(www.independent.co.uk)
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Also his obsession with those two cognitive tests he didn't fail isn't a great sign for his IQ either.
Maybe I'm the dumb one, but a "cognition test" sounds to me like something they do after someone has received some head trauma to make sure it didn't break their brain or for an old person to see if they are going senile. Like a test where "tell me your name" is part of the test rather than part of the supporting paperwork.
Though maybe his handlers told him it was a genius test or something like that and no one has had the heart/guts to break it to him since.
You are correct. A cognition tests look to see if you are having severe mental cognitive issues. The questions are extremely basic like doing connect the dots or identifying a lion.