FRAME

Figural Reasoning Assessment of Mental Evaluation

This timed spatial reasoning test is designed for high-range test-takers, including individuals capable of performing at the Mensa level. The test combines mental rotation, visual transformation, abstract pattern recognition, and quantitative reasoning. Items may involve the rotation and manipulation of various shapes, lines, and geometric elements, while others incorporate embedded numerical logic based on features such as points, lines, or other visual components.

The test therefore requires test-takers to identify the underlying rule governing each problem, mentally transform visual information, and apply the appropriate logical operation under strict time constraints. Its combination of spatial visualization, abstract reasoning, perceptual analysis, and speed is intended to provide a challenging assessment for individuals in the upper range of cognitive ability.

The test focuses primarily on:

• Advanced spatial reasoning
• Figural and abstract pattern recognition
• Visual transformation and mental manipulation
• Nonverbal logical reasoning
• Rapid analytical problem solving under time constraints

20 items

25 minutes

The FRAME - (Figural Reasoning Assessment of Mental Evaluation) assesses intelligence with scores ranging up to an IQ of 149. The norming data is provided in the table below.

The FRAME - (Figural Reasoning Assessment of Mental Evaluation) was developed by Randy Myers.

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Pearson's R: + 1

Average raw score: 11

Highest raw score achieved: 15

Raw	Estimated IQ, sd.15
1	111
2	113
3	115
4	117
5	119
6	121
7	123
8	125
9	127
10	129
11	131
12	133
13	135
14	137
15	139
16	141
17	143
18	145
19	147
20	149