The Cattel Intelligence Test, developed by R.B. Cattel, was adapted into Turkish by Bağlan Torol. This test is administered to individuals between the ages of 6 and 14. It is a test that measures intelligence through performance. The individual’s intelligence level is calculated by obtaining four separate scores from four subtests. The test is administered under time constraints; the time limit is 25 minutes.
The Cattel Intelligence Test is culture-independent and can be administered to all populations. It has three forms: 2A, 2B, and 3A. These forms are differentiated based on age and educational groups. Test Type: Intelligence-Performance test. Target Age Group: Can be administered to individuals aged 4–7, 7–14, and 14 and older. Number of Participants: It can be administered individually or in groups.
Individuals administering this test must be graduates of university psychology or psychological counseling and guidance programs. While administering the test does not require specific training, interpreting the results does require specialized training.
Its most important feature is that it is a performance-based, objective test that can be administered in any society.