The TRI52 is a computerized nonverbal intelligence test designed with 52 figurative items which don’t require acquired knowledge.
With excellent Cronbach’s Alpha reliability coefficient value (.92; N = 1,019), the TRI52 raw score has demonstrated high validity.
The TRI52 Reasoning Index (RIX) has shown very high correlations with both the Scholastic Aptitude Test I (SAT I) composite score (.75), and the SAT I Mathematical reasoning test scaled score (.84).
It also very highly correlates with the IQ on traditional intelligence tests such as the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale III (WAIS-III) Full Scale IQ (.77) or the Slosson Intelligence Test – Revised (SIT-R3) Total Standard Score.
Thanks to the nonverbal nature of its items, this test is suitable for testing persons without cultural bias. It yields with the RIX, an age-referenced standard score equated on the SAT-I M.
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- Reliability (2008, N = 779)
- Raw Score Criterion-Related-Validity (2008)
- Reasoning Index Correlations with the WAIS IQs (2009)
- Reasoning Index Correlation with the SAT-I Math Scale (2009)
- Reasoning Index to Percentile Rank Correspondence (2008)
Xavier Jouve
Xavier Jouve, Ph.D. is a former psychometrician, author of the Epreuve de Performance Cognitive (EPC), a test published by the Editions du Centre de Psychologie Appliquée (Paris), the French branch of Pearson Education, Inc. Among others, he is a member of the Psychometric Society. Expertise: test development, cognitive abilities, giftedness, verbal reasoning, numerical culture fair sequences, IRT, MDS
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