Based on a sample of 3,013 individuals drawn from 39 states using a population-proportionate, stratified random sampling plan based on the 2010 U.S. Census
Benefit
Offers a quick and flexible assessment of general reasoning and problem-solving skills
The Test of General Reasoning Ability (TOGRA) is a flexible and effective assessment that measures general reasoning and problem-solving skills in about 16 minutes and is scored in 2 to 3 minutes. It can be administered to an individual or to groups in a variety of settings.
Features and benefits
Offers test score stability and a wide variety of item content
Yields a General Reasoning Index (GRI), a highly reliable score that reflects overall reasoning and problem-solving skills
Consists of items that assess verbal skills, nonverbal skills, quantitative reasoning, and problem-solving skills through tasks that are inductive and deductive in nature
Includes two equivalent forms (Blue and Green) that enable you to retest and monitor progress while reducing practice effects
Technical information
Extensive expert review and statistical analysis show that the racial, gender, and religious bias is minimal, making it ideal for selection purposes
Standardization sample of 3,013 individuals matching 2010 U.S. Census information
Yields a General Reasoning Index (GRI) scaled to a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15. Other derived scores include z-scores, normal curve equivalents, stanines, percentiles, and age equivalents for the younger ages
Applications
Schools: Screening students for giftedness
Clinical settings and juvenile and adult justice systems: Screening prior to an intervention program and periodically during the program to monitor effectiveness
Athletic programs: To determine whether athletes would be suitable for leadership roles within a team
Organizations: To screen candidates applying for managerial and executive-level positions
Public safety departments: To evaluate candidates seeking positions as 911 operators, emergency medical service providers, and those required to carry a weapon
The Test of General Reasoning Ability (TOGRA) is a flexible and effective assessment that measures general reasoning and problem-solving skills in about 16 minutes and is scored in 2 to 3 minutes. It can be administered to an individual or to groups in a variety of settings.
Features and benefits
Offers test score stability and a wide variety of item content
Yields a General Reasoning Index (GRI), a highly reliable score that reflects overall reasoning and problem-solving skills
Consists of items that assess verbal skills, nonverbal skills, quantitative reasoning, and problem-solving skills through tasks that are inductive and deductive in nature
Includes two equivalent forms (Blue and Green) that enable you to retest and monitor progress while reducing practice effects
Technical information
Extensive expert review and statistical analysis show that the racial, gender, and religious bias is minimal, making it ideal for selection purposes
Standardization sample of 3,013 individuals matching 2010 U.S. Census information
Yields a General Reasoning Index (GRI) scaled to a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15. Other derived scores include z-scores, normal curve equivalents, stanines, percentiles, and age equivalents for the younger ages
Applications
Schools: Screening students for giftedness
Clinical settings and juvenile and adult justice systems: Screening prior to an intervention program and periodically during the program to monitor effectiveness
Athletic programs: To determine whether athletes would be suitable for leadership roles within a team
Organizations: To screen candidates applying for managerial and executive-level positions
Public safety departments: To evaluate candidates seeking positions as 911 operators, emergency medical service providers, and those required to carry a weapon
