Sentence examples for completion reasoning from inspiring English sources

The NNAT consists of 72 items which assess pattern completion, reasoning by analogy, and serial reasoning.

All of the participants completed the subtests, including the block design, picture completion, matrix reasoning, vocabulary, similarities, information, digit span, arithmetic, and letter-number sequence subtests, that together comprise the POI, VCI, and WMI scores individually.

The BFNE was always administered after completion of the reasoning task.

Willerer claims the payment option has the potential to reduce costs for "many learners" — basing that reasoning on completion times the company "typically" sees for its most popular Specializations.

'Think-aloud' procedures, whereby participants provide a spoken commentary of their thoughts during questionnaire completion, can reveal the reasoning, interpretations, and understandings that determine survey responses (French, Cooke, McLean, Williams, & Sutton, 2007).

To investigate the robustness of the effects observed for FSIQ, all analyses were re-run for verbal IQ (VIQ) and performance IQ (PIQ) separately, with VIQ based on the WAIS subtests Information, Similarities, Vocabulary, Arithmetic and Letter-Number sequencing, and PIQ based on the subtests Block Design, Matrix Reasoning, Picture Completion and Copying.

Participants assessed in the first wave of data collection (770 participants: twins and siblings) completed eleven subtests of the WAIS-IIIR: Block design, Letter-number sequencing, Information, Matrix reasoning, Similarities, Picture completion, Arithmetic, Vocabulary, Digit symbol-coding, Digit symbol pairing and Digit symbol-free recall.

Number series and letter series completion are two typical inductive reasoning tasks, and with a common core component of rule induction.

Following such guidelines, we derived a test battery that included the following subtests: Block Design, Information, Matrix Reasoning, Comprehension, Picture Completion, Similarities, and Coding.

Full scale IQ-scores (FSIQ) were based on the following nine subtests: Information (IF), Similarities (SIM), Vocabulary (VOC), Arithmetic (AR), Letter-Number Sequencing (LN), Block Design (BP), Matrix Reasoning (MX), Picture Completion (PC) and Symbol Substitution (SYM).

In the present study, we examined cortical activation as a function of two different reasoning strategies for solving series completion tasks.