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The reason why CAS is called as a new generation tool is for the origins of CAS come from research on Information Processing Models which became widely accepted on area of Cognitive Psychology since 2000's. CAS brings a neuropsychological perspective to cognitive/intelligence testing.

CAS is originally created by researchers from Ohio University, USA. Validation and reliability studies of CAS as an internationally valid tool of intelligence testing are conducted later. Turkish version of CAS is available since 2018 thanks to work by a large team of researchers from Istanbul University which started in 2004.

The main benefits of CAS are:

Metaphorically speaking, CAS is considered to be a brain tomography scan in which thorough information about cognitive functioning of student is obtained. That much of in depth knowledge about cognitive processes of the student is extremely helpful for all parties who play role on child's development like parents, teachers and counsellors.

CAS yields scores on 12 different cognitive skills that are categorized under 4 main areas called Planning Scale, Attention Scale, Simultaneous Scale and Successive Scale. Some of the skills examined are visual and auditory memory, perceptive attention, organization of word sequences, verbal spatial relations, control of thoughts, emotions and behaviors.

CAS administration takes approximately 1 to 1,5 hours depending on the student's performance. Time required for administration of CAS, preparations and need breaks are all together equal to 2 full sessions at İPC.

As CAS administration certificate is internationally approved, expat families taking CAS will benefit from the results not only on parenting decisions at home related setting but also on communication of their children's educational strengths and needs with specialists like teachers, school psychologists, coaches etc. from other settings.

İPC provides CAS for students at ages between 5 to 17, and sincerely recommends its administration to expat children for whom the school success is one of the main predictors of social-emotional adjustment in host country.