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Cognitive Abilities Tests

Cognitive abilities refer to mental skills that involve the processes of perception, attention, memory, reasoning, and problem-solving. Cognitive tests are standardized assessments designed to measure these abilities, often used to evaluate intelligence, learning potential, and cognitive impairments.

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Cognitive abilities tests are essential tools used to measure various mental skills, including reasoning, problem-solving, and memory. These tests play a significant role in educational settings, job recruitment, and psychological evaluations. Understanding the different types of tests and how to in...

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Key Terms

Cognitive Ability
The mental capacity to learn, think, and solve problems.

Example: Cognitive abilities include skills like memory and reasoning.

IQ Test
A standardized test designed to measure intelligence.

Example: The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale is a popular IQ test.

Standardized Test
A test administered and scored in a consistent manner.

Example: SAT is a standardized test used for college admissions.

Neuropsychological Assessment
A comprehensive evaluation of cognitive functioning.

Example: Neuropsychological assessments help diagnose brain injuries.

Score Interpretation
The process of understanding what test scores mean.

Example: A high IQ score typically indicates above-average intelligence.

Cultural Bias
When a test favors one cultural group over another.

Example: Some IQ tests may not accurately reflect the abilities of non-Western cultures.

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Key Concepts

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