nonverbal IQ test

nonverbal IQ test

(nŏn″vŭr′bŭl)
Any of several standard psychometric tests that measure intelligence without the confounding effect posed by differences in speech, reading, and language ability. Such tests include visuospatial tests, pattern recognition tests, and picture-completion tests.
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