Ability and Achievement Tests for Clinical and Educational Use
Ability describes the degree to which a person can carry out certain types of mental operations that generally involve reasoning in some form. Examples include the Test of Memory and Learning (TOMAL-2) and the SON-R Non-verbal Intelligence Tests (SON-R).
Achievement tests are measures of the use and level of development of the use of the ability. Tests such as the Wide Range Achievement Test 4 series (WRAT-4) can be used for psychological, vocational and educational assessments.
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Wide Range Achievement Test 4 (WRAT4)The various editions of the WRAT have been used widely in a variety of settings as a measure of the basic academic skills necessary for effective learning, communication and thinking, reading, spelling and performing basic mathematical calculations.
Hogrefe Uitgevers – Amsterdam, Netherlands
Testzentrale Schweiz – Berne, Switzerland
Hogrefe Publishing – Cambridge, USA
Apparatezentrum – Gottingen, Germany
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Hogrefe Testcentrum – Prag, Czech Republic
Hogrefe Psykologiforlaget – Stockholm, Sweden
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Hogrefe Psykologisk Forlag – Virum, Denmark




