The L.C.A.T. is a test of the traditional kind:
The test is computer-based (HTML) and scored automatically (JavaScript), but can also be used in pen-and-paper form, which may in many situations be more practical. It has 25 numerical and 25 spatial items. The current norms are only preliminary, as very few have taken the L.C.A.T.
Below is a list of supervisors one may contact to take this test.
To me one will pay the usual fee (contact me about how to pay when you are indeed going to take the test).
| Number of items | 50 |
| Mental arithmetic problems | 16 |
| Number series | 9 |
| Visual spatial analogies | 25 |
| Possible raw score range | 0 to 50 |
| Test administration conditions | No calculator; no scrap paper; individual or in group |
| Sub-scores given | Numerical and spatial (not normed in their own right) |
| Year of creation | 2004 |
| Related version | Laaglandse Aanlegtest; the Netherlandic version, consisting of the same numerical and spatial problems, plus 50 verbal ones |
| Nature of the problems | Multiple-choice with 10 alternatives |
| Apparent knowledge requirement | None |
| Language of instruction | English |
| Supervised | Yes |
| Time allowed | 2 hours |
| Reference aids allowed | No |
| Physical form | Paper and pencil |
| Test fee | € 20 or U.S. $ 25 |
| Author | Paul Cooijmans |