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Raven's Progressive

Matrices
Raven's Progressive Matrices provide a trusted,
nonverbal assessment of intelligence.
Because these scales minimize the impact of
language skills and cultural bias
They are particularly well suited to measuring the
intelligence of individuals with reading problems or
hearing impairment, as well as those whose native
language is not English.
Raven's Progressive
Matrices
 Appropriate for both children and adults,
 Raven's Progressive Matrices measure two
complementary components of general
intelligence:
 The capacity to think clearly and make sense
of complex data (educative ability); and
 The capacity to store and reproduce
information (reproductive ability).
Raven's Progressive
Matrices
 The test offers three progressively more
difficult forms intended for different
populations.
 Items on all forms ask the examinee to identify
the missing component in a series of figural
patterns.
 Grouped in sets, the items require increasingly
greater skill in encoding and analyzing
information.
Standardized procedure
Colored Progressed Matrices
(CPM)
 For use with: Children 5 through 11 years of
age
 Elderly people; and individuals of any age
who are mentally impaired.

 Number of items: 36 items in 3 sets of 12

 Administration time: 15 to 30 minutes


Colored Progressed Matrices
(CPM)
 Applications: Easiest of the three forms
 The CPM is used to assess the degree to which
examinees can think clearly or, in the case of older
or impaired individuals,
 The extent to which their intellectual abilities have
deteriorated.
 It measures cognitive processes typically used by
children under 11 years of age--processes that are
among the first to decline as the result of organic
dysfunction.
Standard Progressive Matrices
(SPM)
 For use with: Children and teens, 6 through
16 years of age.
 A more difficult version, the SPM-Plus, can be
used with older adolescents and adults or
those who score near the ceiling of the
standard SPM.

 Number of items: 60 items in 5 sets of 12


Standard Progressive Matrices (SPM)
Applications: The most widely used of the three
Raven's forms,
The SPM was designed to assess nonverbal
reasoning in the general population.
In educational settings, it is used as a language-
free measure of intelligence.
In organizational settings, it is used to determine
potential for success in technical or mid-level
management positions.
Advanced Progressive
Matrices (APM)

 For use with: Individuals 12 years and up


whose intellectual ability is above average

 Number of items: 12 practice items and 36


test items.
 Administration time: 40 to 60 minutes
Advanced Progressive
Matrices (APM)
Applications: The most difficult of the three
versions,
The APM can be used for advanced educational
and professional placement.
When administered under timed conditions, the
APM can also be used to assess intellectual
efficiency--the speed and accuracy of high-level
cognitive work.
 Can Be administered in group or individual
setting.
 Open the test booklet at the first illustration
A1 and say: “Look at this” () you see it is a
pattern with a piece cut out of it, each of
these pieces () is the right shape to fit the
space, but only one of them is the right
pattern.
 No2 is not a pattern at all.
 No3 is quite wrong.
 No6 is nearly right but it is wrong here ()
 Only one is right ()
 A set of test booklet
 Record form
 Pencil
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