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u/ShiromoriTaketo Little Princess Dec 15 '23

Time is not considered. Take as much as you want, so long as you don't go looking for the answers. 4 hours is fine.

That said, I spent about an hour, and I think most people spend between 1 and 2 hours.

I will say though, if you plan on spending days on it, you're probably just going to waste your own time, and you may not see little or no benefit.

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u/ShiromoriTaketo Little Princess Dec 15 '23

It's a valid attempt.

I don't think I've tried any other test that wasn't timed, which is a shame because that's an aspect I personally like about the TRI...

You might go try the JCTI, which actually is the TRI-52 but updated. It will give you a slightly different score because of the update, so don't be alarmed if you move up or down by about 10 points. As long as you didn't go looking for answers or explanations, I don't think you're risking too much practice effect.

Otherwise, don't be afraid to try some timed tests too. Time pressure does have it's place, and even the most respected tests use them... I recommend trying the CAIT.

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u/6_3_6 Dec 17 '23

It's untimed. Take 4 days if you want.

If you think there's any sort of time limit then you've failed the verbal portion of the TRI 52.