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Bolton, Brian; Roessler, Richard – 1986
The manual introduces the Work Personality Profile (WPP), an observational work behavior rating instrument for use in situational assessment in work centers, comprehensive facilities, and employment settings. The WPP assesses such abilities as work attitudes, values, habits, and behaviors that are essential to achievement and maintenance of…
Descriptors: Adults, Behavior Rating Scales, Diagnostic Tests, Disabilities
Bolton, Brian – 1987
The Vocational Personality Report (VPR) is a computer-generated report that provides information useful in vocational rehabilitation service planning. Input data required by the VPR are 16 raw scores from the Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire-Form E (16 PF-E), an inventory designed for persons with low-level language skills. The VPR…
Descriptors: Adults, Computer Software, Disabilities, Microcomputers
Wilcox, Richard P. – 1990
This 145-item bibliography of examination study guides is a major revision of an earlier edition published in 1989. There are 45 new entries and 23 deletions of older books. This bibliography is intended for undergraduate students preparing for examinations required for admission to graduate or professional schools and for college graduates…
Descriptors: College Entrance Examinations, Graduate Study, Higher Education, Occupational Tests
Tyler, Ralph W. – 1980
The use of psychological and educational tests in World War I led to their adoption in schools for testing intelligence and achievement in order to classify students academically according to a national norm. After World War II, rapid changes in occupational and social structure demanded the education and identification of students for employment.…
Descriptors: Achievement Tests, Elementary Secondary Education, Intelligence Tests, Occupational Tests
Shannon, Gregory A. – 1983
Rescoring of Center for Occupational and Professional Assessment objective-referenced tests is decided largely by content experts selected by client organizations. A few of the test items, statistically flagged for review, are not rescored. Some of this incongruence could be due to the use of the biserial correlation (r-biserial) as an…
Descriptors: Adults, Criterion Referenced Tests, Item Analysis, Occupational Tests
Institute for Certification of Computer Professionals, Chicago, IL. – 1982
The Certificate in Computer Programming (CCP) Examination is conducted by the Institute for Certification of Computer Professionals (ICCP) to identify qualified computer professionals in various spheres of computer technology. The CCP Examinations are focused on programming skills and are designed for recognition of competent senior-level…
Descriptors: Certification, Computer Science, Item Analysis, Occupational Tests
Schmidt, Frank L. – 1985
This paper describes how work by the United States Office of Personnel Management on the generalizability of employment test validities led to the development of a widely applicable meta-analysis method. The method focuses strongly on estimating the true variance of study correlations and effect size. This validity generalization procedure has…
Descriptors: Effect Size, Error of Measurement, Estimation (Mathematics), Generalizability Theory
Jensen, Arthur R. – 1981
The specificity doctrine, holds that psychometric tests measure nothing other than the specific bits of knowledge and learned skills reflected in the item content of the tests. This prevailing doctrine has influenced the interpretation of test scores and the conceptualization of test validity, as well as the practical use of tests in educational…
Descriptors: Cognitive Tests, Correlation, Court Litigation, Intelligence Differences
Brittain, Clay V.; Brittain, Mary M. – 1981
This study was concerned specifically with the performance of soldiers on Skill Qualification Tests (SQT) in relation to the readability of the tests. The paper also touches upon the effects of soldiers' motivation and training on SQT performance. Regarding readability, the study was designed to address three questions: does the readability of SQT…
Descriptors: Armed Forces, Military Personnel, Motivation, Multiple Choice Tests
Teitelbaum, Deena; McLaughlin, James H. – 1979
This survey was conducted to determine what policies and practices are currently used on a national level in the selection of teachers and supervisors and what are the differences in selection procedures between New York City and other large city school systems. The population for the survey was based on the 62 largest cities in the United States…
Descriptors: Administrator Selection, Employment Practices, Job Skills, Occupational Tests
Manpower Administration (DOL), Washington, DC. – 1970
Adult norms are shown as cutting scores for each of the aptitudes judged significant for a given occupation. Tables for converting adult scores to their ninth and tenth grade equivalents are included. The standard error of measurement is reported for each of the nine aptitudes of the General Aptitude Test Battery (GATB): intelligence, verbal…
Descriptors: Adults, Aptitude Tests, Cutting Scores, High Schools
Haase, Richard F.; And Others – 1979
Discriminant analysis of Holland's Self Directed Search and Vocational Preference Inventory significantly improved the predictive validity of his classification scheme, over the traditional method of assigning high point codes. These results were obtained with both an initial and a replication sample of undergraduates pursuing various degrees. The…
Descriptors: Career Counseling, Classification, Discriminant Analysis, Higher Education
Gersten, Russell M.; And Others – 1980
The Vocational Performance Sample (VPS), a vocational assessment instrument for the severely retarded, integrates norm referenced technology with current innovations in domain referenced tests and learning potential assessment. The domains are based on a systematic sampling of types of training procedures and types of discriminations and/or…
Descriptors: Adults, Criterion Referenced Tests, Occupational Tests, Severe Mental Retardation
Bureau of Employment Security (DOL), Washington, DC. – 1967
Each of the 18 basic vocational directions (occupational clusters) has a general role description, relevant personality traits, and types of interests generally considered to be compatible with that occupational cluster. The Branch of Counseling and Testing Services developed the "Counselor's Desk Aid" to facilitate use of the…
Descriptors: Career Guidance, Individual Characteristics, Interest Inventories, Occupational Clusters
Stephenson, Robert W.; And Others – 1973
A new, more specific language for describing work activities, based upon the duty module (clusters of tasks that tend to go together occupationally and organizationally in meaningful ways) is being designed for the Army. The purpose is to improve communications between resource and requirement planners and program operators. The paper proposes two…
Descriptors: Evaluation Methods, Individual Testing, Military Personnel, Models