Assembling Objects

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Assembling Objects is a spatial reasoning subtest that measures a person's ability to visualize how separate parts fit together to form a complete object.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cognitive ability test component
spatial reasoning subtest
assesses ability to form a complete object from parts
ability to mentally manipulate parts of an object
ability to understand part–whole relationships
difficultyDependsOn complexity of shapes
degree of spatial transformation required
number of parts
doesNotPrimarilyMeasure mathematical computation skills
verbal ability
domain spatial cognition
visual-spatial processing
format diagram-based items
multiple-choice visual items
involves figural reasoning tasks
matching parts to a target whole
puzzle-like tasks
measures ability to visualize how separate parts fit together
nonverbal problem-solving skills
spatial reasoning
spatial visualization ability
relatedTo block design tasks
mechanical reasoning tests
mental rotation tests
visual puzzles
requires attention to spatial detail
mental rotation of shapes
visualization of how pieces fit together
supportsInferenceOf general spatial ability
practical problem-solving in spatial tasks
targetPopulation adolescents
adults
children
typeOf nonverbal test
performance-based test
typicallyScoredBy number of correctly assembled items
speed and accuracy
usedIn aptitude testing
cognitive assessment batteries
educational assessment
neuropsychological evaluation

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