Abstract Matrix Reasoning
Alternate Names: Sandia Matrices, Raven's Progressive Matrices
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A matrix reasoning test of non-verbal intelligence and reasoning skills using the Sandia Matrices from Matzen et al (2010). They report a correlation of .69 with the Raven's Progressive Matrices, and an attenuation-corrected correlation of .93.
A matrix reasoning test of non-verbal intelligence and reasoning skills using the Sandia Matrices from Matzen et al (2010). They report a correlation of .69 with the Raven's Progressive Matrices, and an attenuation-corrected correlation of .93.
A matrix reasoning test of non-verbal intelligence and reasoning skills using the Sandia Matrices from Matzen et al (2010). They report a correlation of .69 with the Raven's Progressive Matrices, and an attenuation-corrected correlation of .93.
A matrix reasoning test of non-verbal intelligence and reasoning skills using the Sandia Matrices from Matzen et al (2010). They report a correlation of .69 with the Raven's Progressive Matrices, and an attenuation-corrected correlation of .93.
A matrix reasoning test of non-verbal intelligence and reasoning skills using the Sandia Matrices from Matzen et al (2010). They report a correlation of .69 with the Raven's Progressive Matrices, and an attenuation-corrected correlation of .93.
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Raven, J. (1981). Manual for Raven's Progressive Matrices and Vocabulary Scales. Research Supplement No.1: The 1979 British Standardisation of the Standard Progressive Matrices and Mill Hill Vocabulary Scales, Together With Comparative Data From Earlier Studies in the UK, US, Canada, Germany and Ireland. San Antonio, Texas: Harcourt Assessment
Matzen, L. E., Benz, Z. O., Dixon, K. R., Posey, J., Kroger, J. K., & Speed, A. E. (2010). Recreating Raven’s: Software for systematically generating large numbers of Raven-like matrix problems with normed properties. Behavior research methods, 42(2), 525-541. https://doi.org/10.3758/BRM.42.2.525