Psychometric Characteristics of the Raven's Progressive Matrices Test for Assessing Cognitive Abilities
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.65168/Keywords:
Cognitive abilities, Raven's Progressive Matrices Test, psychometric properties, abstract reasoning, logical reasoning, problem-solving abilityAbstract
Human cognitive ability involves related processes such as understanding information, memory, thinking, and problem solving. The Raven’s Progressive Matrices test is a widely used nonverbal tool for assessing abstract thinking and logical reasoning. Its performance depends on several cognitive processes working together, providing a psychometric basis for evaluating overall cognitive ability.
This paper reviews the theoretical and methodological basis of the test's potential for comprehensive cognitive assessment.
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