M.A.T.R.I.X. Information

MATRIX (Multidimensional Analysis of Transformations, Relations, Integration & eXploration)

MATRIX is a high-range nonverbal reasoning assessment designed to measure advanced spatial intelligence through the discovery, integration, and manipulation of abstract spatial structures. Rather than relying on acquired knowledge, MATRIX evaluates the ability to mentally transform complex configurations, infer hidden spatial relationships, coordinate multiple dimensional rules, identify structural invariants, and construct coherent spatial models under increasing complexity.

The assessment consists of four progressively demanding sections—Warm Up, Core I, Core II, and Core III—covering a diverse range of cognitive archetypes including Mental Rotation, Spatial Transformation, Dimensional Integration, Hidden Structure, Cross-Section Inference, Spatial Sequence Completion, Object Decomposition, Relational Mapping, Constraint Satisfaction, Perspective Transformation, and Meta-rule Discovery.

MATRIX is intended for high-ability assessment and research into advanced spatial reasoning, emphasizing cognitive flexibility, visual abstraction, mental manipulation, structural integration, and the capacity to discover higher-order principles governing complex spatial systems.

Timed: 30 minutes

MATRIX (Multidimensional Analysis of Transformations, Relations, Integration & eXploration) assesses intelligence with scores ranging up to an IQ of 155. The norming data is provided in the table below.

MATRIX (Multidimensional Analysis of Transformations, Relations, Integration & eXploration) was developed by Claudia Myers.

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Pearson's R: + 1

Average raw score: 8.5

Highest raw score achieved: 13

Raw	Estimated IQ, sd.15
1	117
2	119
3	121
4	123
5	125
6	127
7	129
8	131
9	133
10	135
11	137
12	139
13	141
14	143
15	145
16	147
17	149
18	151
19	153
20	155