Note: This test review was published by BPS on 11th December 2013 Description of the Test The General Reasoning Test (GRT) is a 10 minute online ‘entry-level’ ability test that measures both Verbal and Numerical Reasoning ability, as well as an overall measure of General Reasoning Ability. The test consists of 65 questions; 32 verbal questions and 33 numerical questions, …

Note: This test review was published by BPS in 2003 Description of the Test The GRT2 is designed as a test of general reasoning ability for use with an adult (16+) population. There are three sub-tests: verbal; numerical and abstract. The items incorporate a number of different types, such as analogies, odd-one-out series. The test is designed to assess reasoning …

Note: This test review was published by BPS on 11th June 2013 Description of the Test The General Reasoning International Test (GRIT) is a general purpose test of reasoning ability which provides scores on four scales: General Ability; Verbal Ability; Numerical Ability; and Spatial Ability. The spatial ability scale also includes items which measure other types of non-verbal ability. The …

Note: This test review was published by BPS on 12th July 2018 Description of the Test The GIA is comprised of a series of test that measures key concepts of intelligence and aims to provide an indication of an individuals’ competence in acquiring new knowledge and skills, which is termed their ‘trainability’. The GIA aims to be usable across occupational …

Note: This test review was published by BPS on 8th May 2008 Description of the Test The GCT-R is a substantially revised version of the first GCT published in 1944. The GCT-R is an integrated set of ten tests designed to assess clerical abilities. The ten tests fall into three broad categories: clerical ability, numerical ability, and verbal ability. Despite …

Note: This test review was published by BPS on 1st January 2019 Authors: W. Shutz Test Publisher: The Myers-Briggs Company

Note: This test review was published by BPS on 1st September 2006 Description of the Test The FIRO Element B questionnaire represents an extension of Shutz’s original measure of fundamental interpersonal relations orientation (FIRO-B) developed in 1958. FIRO B was developed by Shutz as an attempt to provide a holistic means of helping people to understand themselves, their needs and …

Note: This test review was published by BPS in 2003 Description of the Test This is a new, and much improved version of a very early version of the 16PF. It must not be confused with the present day 15FQ instrument or earlier versions such as the fourth edition Form A or Form B. The 15FQ+ provides 16 primary scores …

Note: This test review was published by BPS on 21st April 2005 Description of the Test The 15FQ is modelled on Raymond Cattell’s 16PF and has been designed to increase the reliability of the 16PF scales and to update the scale items. The authors have set out to produce a short and reliable instrument that measures the broad personality constructs …

Note: This test review was published by BPS on 1st January 2016 Description of the Test Facet5 is a personality measure that draws from five factors of personality. Measured under the five factors are 13 sub−factors, using 106 items presented in the semantic differential format. This format uses a five−point scale anchored by ‘implicit opposite’ descriptions. The five factors are: Will (containing the …