Many items on a culture-fair test require the use of

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Culture-fair tests are designed to minimize cultural bias and measure cognitive abilities regardless of the test-taker's cultural background. Nonverbal abilities such as spatial reasoning, pattern recognition, and problem-solving are considered to be more culture-fair as they are less likely to be influenced by one's cultural experiences or linguistic background. Thus, many items on a culture-fair test require the use of nonverbal abilities such as rotating objects.

Many Items on a Culture-Fair Test Require the Use of