Comprehensive Ability Battery
The CAB is a group of short, timed standardized tests that measure 20 primary abilities and basic skills. The tests identify an individual's various talents that might otherwise go unnoticed. Each test measures one ability factor, and each factor contributes a measure of ability important in industrial settings and career and vocational counseling. The tests in each battery may be used individually or in combination for selection, placement, and career counseling applications.
Scales
Battery 1: Verbal Ability, Numerical Ability, Spatial Ability, and Perceptual Completion
Battery 2: Clerical Speed and Accuracy, Reasoning, Hidden Shapes, Rote Memory, and Mechanical Knowledge
Battery 3/4: Meaningful Memory, Memory Span (requires audio cassette), Spelling, Auditory Ability (requires audio cassette), and Aesthetic Judgment
Battery 5: Organizing Ideas, Production of Ideas, Verbal Fluency, Originality, Tracking, and Drawing |