The Spatial Reasoning assessment is a fast, easy way to evaluate a candidate's ability to manipulate and reason with objects in space and to recognize patters.

Candidates who score high on this test are able to make sense of shapes and patterns. They can also apply logic to the patterns they recognize in order to solve problems.

The assessment draws on a randomized bank of questions to ensure test security. A single competency is measured: Spatial Reasoning

Important Note: This assessment evaluates a raw ability that is not directly related to specific job-related tasks. It should only be used under qualified supervision in countries or regions with strict anti-discrimination regulations. Please contact us for more information if you are considering this assessment.

Important Note 2: This assessment was initially named Abstract Reasoning. We have introduced a new computer-adaptive Abstract Reasoning assessment and renamed this test Spatial Reasoning to more accurately describe the difference between the two tests. Spatial Reasoning is a subset of Abstract Reasoning, and the Abstract Reasoning test also includes some Spatial Reasoning questions.