She said the surge of deadline-beaters began last year, when the number of adults completing the GED test battery jumped by 13 . 5 percent in Ohio and 13 . 1 percent in Kentucky.
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The "'Aviation-Selection Test Battery "'is used by the Navy Personnel Command ( NPC ) and the Commandant of the Marine Corps to select candidates for the Navy and Marine Corps pilot and flight officer programs.
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Using factor analysis or related statistical methods, it is possible to compute a single common factor that can be regarded as a summary variable characterizing the correlations between all the different tests in a test battery.
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Published by Educational and Industrial Test Services Ltd, T / A The Morrisby Organisation, the Morrisby Profile ( MP ) is a considerably revised version of the Morrisby Differential Test Battery, originally authored by John Morrisby.
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The key instrument for the assessment of sensory integration dysfunction is the Sensory Integration and Praxis Tests ( SIPT; Ayres 1989 ), a norm-referenced standardized test battery for children 4; 0 to 9; 0 years of age.
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To show that different batteries reflect the same " g ", one must administer several test batteries to the same individuals, extract " g " factors from each battery, and show that the factors are highly correlated.
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A more complex version of the task has formed the basis for human-centered cognitive test batteries since the 1980s This version of the task involves a 4X4 matrix pattern that is filled with yellow and red squares.
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Psychologist ASVAB test battery used in the analyses of " The Bell Curve " correlates highly with measures of literacy, and argues that the ASVAB test in fact is not a measure of general intelligence but of literacy.
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In a study conducted in 2003 by Brand et al . on the cognitive effects of WKS, the researchers used a neuropsychological test battery which included tests of intelligence, speed of information processing, memory, executive function and cognitive estimation.
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Adding measures that tap creative and practical faculties to standard test batteries, Sternberg argues, could benefit everyone in the long run, and may even eliminate the need for what he sees as more flat-footed methods of broadening admissions policies, like affirmative action.
