Henmon-Nelson Test (H-NT) is an example of:

• A) Personality test
• B) Performance test
• C) Intelligence test
• D) Speed test

Identify the valuable source of quick data collection for research projects.

• A) Individual tests
• B) Aptitude tests
• C) Speed tests
• D) Group tests

Which of the following theory stated that indiviual's personality is expressed through his/her interests?

• A) Vocational level
• B) Vocational stage
• C) Vocational rank
• D) Vocational choice

The extent to which individuals believe that they can control events which affect their lives is called:

• A) Locus of control
• B) Self-efficacy
• C) Gratitude
• D) Self-control

Which of the following test is used for measuring brain damage and psychological deficit?

• A) Mental Imagery Test
• B) Magnetic Resonance Imaging
• C) Magnetic Resonance Tomography
• D) Benton Visual Retention Test

Kuhlmann- Anderson Test is primarily a:

• A) Verbal test
• B) Personality test
• C) Speed test
• D) Non-verbal test

Who among the following proposed that two types of characteristics form our personality; Surface traits, and source traits?

• A) Eysenck
• B) Cattell
• C) Freud
• D) Jung

One’s____________ are determined and directed by attitudes.

• A) Opinions
• B) Beliefs
• C) Perceptions
• D) Coping

All of the followings are the advantages of Group Tests EXCEPT:

• A) Group tests are a good source of quick data collection for research projects.
• B) The personal touch and rapport is not found in group tests.
• C) Group tests save time of administration.
• D) A large number of test takers can be examined simultaneously.

Vineland Social Maturity scale was developed by:

• A) Woodworth
• B) Edger Doll
• C) Robert Rison
• D) Karl Pearson

Which of the following test has been developed specially for poor readers, poorly educated, and the ones who had English as a second language?

• A) Cognitive Abilities Test (COGAT)
• B) The Scholastic Assessment Test
• C) Kuhlmann- Anderson Test- 8th Edition (KAT)
• D) Henmon-Nelson Test (H-NT)

Kuhlmann-Anderson Test is an example of:

• A) Group test
• B) Aptitude test
• C) Individual test
• D) Speed test

Which of the following tests are designed in such a manner that a large number of test takers can do them simultaneously?

• A) Group tests
• B) Aptitude tests
• C) Individual tests
• D) Speed tests

The Woodcock-Johnson Psycho-Educational Battery - Revised is a commonly used measure of children's achievement measuring various aspects of ___________ ability.

• A) Scholastic
• B) Academic
• C) College
• D) University

Which of the following test is used for measuring perceptual motor coordination of individuals from 8 ½ to 60 years of age?

• A) Benton Visual Retention Test (BVRT)
• B) Memory-for-Designs Test (MFD)
• C) Visiographic Tests
• D) Bender Visual Motor Gestalt Test (BVMGT)

____________ refers to the proportion of people who are expected to succeed on a criterion if they are chosen at random.

• A) Fix Rates
• B) Selected Rates
• C) Hit Rates
• D) Base Rates

Who among the following used the term “mental test” for the first time for devices which used to measure intelligence?

• A) Cattell
• B) Rogers
• C) Adler
• D) Piaget

According to Piaget’s theory, development of conservation and mastery of concept of reversibility develops at which stage?

• A) Preoperational Stage
• B) Sensorimotor stage
• C) Formal Operational Stage
• D) Concrete Operational Stage

First formal measure of intelligence was developed in:

• A) 1903
• B) 1905
• C) 1906
• D) 1904

Identify the type of social intelligence which helps to cope with one’s own and other’s emotions.

• A) Emotional intelligence
• B) Moral intelligence
• C) Emotional intelligence
• D) Fluid intelligence