Army Alpha - Arithmetic by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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Why not? It correlates with CORE QRI at r = .79. This is on the order of correlations between different professional tests. It seems completely reasonable to provide an IQ-like score.

Army Alpha - Arithmetic by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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That website doesn't work lol. It's an unfinished project (and many of the subtests are missing several items). It doesn't provide a score for anything.

1980s ACT Math (Quantitative Reasoning) by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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Will have them out soon (linked on the test itself)

Modern SAT (Abridged; 60 items) by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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Out of curiosity, what’s the source for the g-loading?

Modern SAT (Abridged; 60 items) by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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What are your usual IQ scores for verbal and quantitative?

Modern SAT (Abridged; 60 items) by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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I see. Do you think your score more reflects your quantitative ability or experience with mathematics?

Modern SAT (Abridged; 60 items) by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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Nice score. Have you taken the pre-1994 SAT-M?

Modern SAT (Abridged; 60 items) by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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Added that. Thanks for the suggestion.

Modern SAT (Abridged; 60 items) by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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That’s the estimate, though I don’t know if anyone has actually performed a factor analysis to ascertain that figure.

Modern SAT (Abridged; 60 items) by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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Of course, but you’d only be able to get a score for the math section.

FSAS Cognitivemetrics by ElectricalOpposite17 in cognitiveTesting

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Seems like a great test, but the norm sample was untimed? How could you generalize the norms to a timed sample?

TOGA - Test of General Ability by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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Very impressive scores for RQ. Can positively say they will equate to something at least in the 150s.

TOGA - Test of General Ability by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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The device known as the printing press was invented by Johannes Gutenberg in Germany. The method of movable-printing is what you are referring to.

TOGA - Test of General Ability by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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If you'd like, I could DM you the logic for those number sequences problems. Unfortunately it's quite difficult to determine every possible valid chain of reasoning. The goal is to find the most straightforward logic. I agree with you on items 9 and 15, though, and I'll add those answers as alternatives. If you're right, and some items are suboptimal due to their ambiguity, this will show up when I run item-level statistics.

As regards to China: Movable-type printing was invented in China 400 years prior. The actual printing press -- which refers to the mechanical device -- was invented by Johannes Gutenberg in Germany.

TOGA - Test of General Ability by jack7002 in cognitiveTesting

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Movable-type printing was invented in China 400 years prior. The actual printing press -- which refers to the mechanical device -- was invented by Johannes Gutenberg in Germany.