S.R.T. Information

SRT (Spatial Relations Test)

The Spatial Relations Test is a timed assessment of spatial ability designed to measure an individual's capacity to visualize, manipulate, and understand relationships between objects in space.

The test presents a series of visual reasoning problems involving orientation and spatial relationships. Participants must mentally analyze visual information to determine the correct solution within a limited amount of time.

The SRT provides a focused measure of spatial reasoning and visual-spatial ability, emphasizing the efficient processing of complex spatial information.

Timed: 20 minutes

SRT (Spatial Relations Test) assesses intelligence with scores ranging up to an IQ of 157. The norming data is provided in the table below.

SRT (Spatial Relations Test) was developed by Claudia Myers.

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Pearson's R: + .949

Average raw score: 7

Highest raw score achieved: 11

Raw	Estimated IQ, sd.15
1	119
2	121
3	123
4	125
5	127
6	129
7	131
8	133
9	135
10	137
11	139
12	141
13	143
14	145
15	147
16	149
17	151
18	153
19	155
20	157