Social Philosophy is the study of how society should be organized and how people should interact with one another. It examines the moral and ethical principles that guide our behavior in social situations, as well as how these principles affect our relationships with others.

Based on the 1031300 people who completed an IQ test at BRGHT, the average IQ of people who study Social Philosophy is 98.16. With this IQ score, Social Philosophy ranks #292 on the list of studies by average IQ.

It is important to remember that intelligence is complex and multifaceted, and that intelligence tests do not capture all aspects of human cognitive ability. The BRGHT IQ Test measures candidates' logical reasoning, numerical and spatial reasoning skills.