Hagen Matrices Test (HMT)

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• Short description of the HMT and the HMT-S

  	HMT Long Version	HMT-S Short Version
  Number of Tasks	20	6
  Domain	Gf, fluid intelligence, reasoning	Gf, fluid intelligence, reasoning
  Difficulty	high	well-balanced
  Presentation	web-based	web-based
  Duration (incl. Instruction)	20 Minutes (25 Minutes)	5 Minutes (10 Minutes)
  Reliability	.80	.60
  Validity	I-S-T 2000 R reasoning .57 knowledge .38 memory .28	I-S-T 2000 R reasoning .52 knowledge .31 memory .24
  Language	English, German, Spanish	English, German, Spanish

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• How to cite

  Please cite the HMT:

  • Heydasch, T., & Tsantidis, S. (in prep.) Comparison of the Hagen Matrices Test (HMT) and the short Version (HMT-S) with Ravens Advanced Progressive Matrices.
  • Heydasch, T. (2014). The Hagen Matrices Test (HMT) (part of doctoral dissertation thesis). University of Hagen, Germany. https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.31433.75361

  Please cite the HMT-S:

  • Heydasch, T., & Tsantidis, S. (in prep.) Comparison of the Hagen Matrices Test (HMT) and the short Version (HMT-S) with Ravens Advanced Progressive Matrices.
  • Heydasch, T., Haubrich, J., & Renner, K.-H. (2013). The Short Version of the Hagen Matrices Test (HMT–S): A 6-item induction intelligence test. Methods, Data, Analyses, MDA, 7, 183-208. https://doi.org/10.12758/mda.2013.011
  • Heydasch, T., Haubrich, J. & Renner, K.-H. (2020). The Short Version of the Hagen Matrices Test (HMT-S). A 6-Item Induction Intelligence Test (T. Heydasch, Trans.). Methods, Data, Analyses, MDA, 7, 183e-205e. https://doi.org/10.12758/mda.2013.021

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Links

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• HMT Summery
• HMT Development and Validation