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- 1. INTELLIGENCE TESTS Individual Tests NAMEAGE RANGE DESCRIPTION SCALES Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale (SB5) Alfred Binet & Theodore Simon (first translated: Lewis Terman) 2-89 years old A norm-referenced instrument that measures intellectual and cognitive ability of an individual and their IQ Useful for measuring individuals w/ both giftedness & intellectual ability Scales: Verbal, Nonverbal, Full Scale 5 Factors: • Fluid Reasoning (FR) • Knowledge (KN) • Quantitative Reasoning (QR) • Visual-Spatial Processing (VS) • Working memory (WM) Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC-V) David Wechsler 6-16 years old Measures child’s intellectual ability, general thinking & reasoning skills Composite Score: • Full-Scale Intelligence Quotient (FSIQ) Primary Index Scores: • Verbal Comprehension Index (VCI) • Visual Spatial Index (VSI) • Fluid Reasoning Index (FRI) • Working Memory Index (WMI) • Processing Speed Index (PSI) Ancillary Index Scores: • Quantitative Reasoning Index (QRI) • Auditory Working Memory Index (AWMI) • Nonverbal Index (NVI) • General Ability Index (GAI) • Cognitive Proficiency Index (CPI) Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS-V) David Wechsler 16-90 years old Measures intelligence & cognitive ability in adults and older adolescents Assess cognitive functioning in people w/ psychiatric conditions & w/ brain injury Index Scores: • Verbal Comprehension Index (VCI) • Perceptual Reasoning Index (PRI) • Working Memory Index (WMI) • Processing Speed Index (PSI) Wechsler Pre-School and Primary Scale of Intelligence (WPPSI-IV) David Wechsler 2.5-7.5 years old A norm-referenced instrument that measures cognitive development for preschoolers and young children Overall Composite Score: • Full Scale IQ Primary Index Scores: • Verbal Comprehension Index (VCI) • Visual Spatial Index (VSI) • Fluid Reasoning Index (FRI) • Working Memory Index (WMI) • Processing Speed Index (PSI)
- 2. Ancillary Index Scores: •Vocabulary Acquisition • Nonverbal • General Ability (Ages 2:6 -3:11) • Cognitive Proficiency Group Tests (Non-Verbal) NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Raven’s Progressive Matrices RPM John Raven 4-90 years old Non-verbal test used to measure general human intelligence and abstract reasoning and estimate fluid intelligence Standard Progressive Matrices SPM John Raven 6-17 years old For children & teens w/ each item becoming progressively more difficult Advanced Progressive Matrices APM John Raven 12+ years old Measures advanced intelligence of adults & teens Beta 4 Intelligence Test 0-99+ Nonverbal measure of adult cognitive abilities Otis Lennon School Ability Test OLSAT Arthur Otis & Roger Lennon K-12 First group intelligence test used in schools which measures abstract thinking & reasoning ability Culture Fair Intelligence Test CFIT Raymond Cattell Scale 1: 4-8 Scale 2: 8-14 Scale 3: 14 above Non-verbal instrument measuring analytical & reasoning ability in the abstract & novel situations with reduced influence of culture Purdue Non-Language Test PNLT Tiffin, Gruder & Inaba 13+ years old Self-administered measure of mental ability since it consists entirely of geometric forms Goodenough-Harris Drawing Test G-HDT Works best w/ children One of the quickest, easiest & least expensive to administer Subject is asked to draw a picture of a whole man Panukat ng Katalinuhang Pilipino PKP Aurora R. Palacio 16+ years old Basis for screening, classifying & identifying needs that will enhance the learning process Short Forms NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence WASI-II David Wechsler 6-89 years old To answer the need for a short instrument to screen intellectual ability
- 3. CREATIVITY TESTS NAME ABBAUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Torrance Test of Creative Thinking TTCT E. Paul Torrance 6-18+ years old Word-based, picture-based & sound-based test materials that measure various characteristics important in creative thoughts Remote Associates Test RAT Sarnoff Mednick Measure creative convergent thinking by presenting 3 words & the task is to find a 4th word associated w/ the other 3 APTITUDE TESTS NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Differential Aptitude Test DAT Bennet, Seashore & Wesman 16+ years old Grade 7+ Measure ability to acquire, through future training, some specific set of skill Flannagan Industrial Test FIT Flannagan Adults Use for personnel selection based on identified job elements Philippine Aptitude Classification Test PACT Ma. Lourdes Franco 14-15 years old Measure student’s abilities & helps them decide what course they will take on college INFANT SCALES NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Brazelton Neonatal Assessment Scale BNAS Berry Brazelton 3days-4weeks Provides an index of a newborn’s competence Gessell Developmental Schedules GDS Arnold Gessell 2-6 years old Provide an appraisal of the developmental status of children Bayley Scales of Infant & Toddler Development BSID III Nancy Bayley 2-30 months Measure cognitive & motor functions Predicts retarded infants Does not predict future intelligence Cattell Infant Intelligence Scale CIIS Psyche Cattell 2-30 months Measure infant intelligence Downward extension of Binet Scale MAJOR TESTS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION McCarthy Scales of Children’s Abilities MSCA Dorothea McCarthy 2-8 years old Presents a carefully constructed individual test of human ability Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children KABC II Alan & Nadeen Kaufman 3-18 years old An individual psychological diagnostic test for assessing cognitive development
- 4. INDIVIDUALABILITY TESTS FORHANDICAPPED & SPECIAL POPULATIONS NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Columbia Mental Maturity Scale CMMS III Burgemeister, Blum & Lorge 3-9 years old Assess ability in people w/ sensory, physical or language handicaps Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test PPVT IV Lloyd & Leota Dunn 2-90 years old Measure hearing/receptive vocabulary, presumably providing a nonverbal estimate of verbal intelligence Not used with deaf because it is administered aloud Leiter International Performance Scale LIPS-R Stoelting 2-18 years old Provide a nonverbal measure of general intelligence by sampling a wide variety of functions from memory to nonverbal reasoning Often used when assessing children w/ autism Porteus Maze Test PMT Porteus 3+ years old Popular but poorly standardized nonverbal performance measure of intelligence 12 mazes that increase in complexity across age levels LEARNING DISABILITY TESTS NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Illinois Test of Psycholinguistic Abilities ITPA III Kirk 2-10 years old Assumes that failure to respond correctly to a stimulus can also result from a defective input or information-processing system Woodcock-Johnson III WJ III Richard Woodcock Individually administered test to be used in educational settings VISIOGRAPHIC TEST NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Benton Visual Retention Test BVRT V Arthur Benton 8+ years old Assumes that brain damage easily impairs visual memory ability Geometric designs briefly presented then removed & subjects need to reproduce the designs from memory Bender Visual Motor Gestalt Test BVMGT Lauretta Bender 3-85 years old Assessment of brain damage Consists of 9 geometric figures that the subject is asked to copy Memory for Design Test MFD Graham & Kendall 8-60 years old Simple drawing test that involves perceptual-motor coordination Can also assess brain injury
- 5. GROUPACHIEVEMENT TEST NAME ABBAUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Stanford Achievement Test SAT K-12 Evaluates achievement in: spelling, reading comprehension, word skills, language, arts, social studies, math, science, etc. Metropolitan Achievement Test MAT8 Harcourt Educ Measurement K-12 Measures reading & mathematics skills PERSONALITY TESTS OBJECTIVE PERSONALITY TESTS Logical-Content NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Woodworth Personal Data Sheet WPDS Robert Woodworth 25-44 years old First personality inventory (WWI) Identify military recruits who would likely to break down in combat Early Multidimensional Logical-Content Scale NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Bell Adjustment Inventory BAI Hugh Bell 16-20 years old Evaluate subject’s adjustment in a variety of areas (home, social) Basic Personality Inventory BPI Douglas Jackson Adolescents-adults To identify sources of maladjustment & personal strengths Mooney Problem Checklist MPC Mooney & Gordon Children-adults List of problems that recurred in clinical case history data Panukat ng Ugali at Pagkatao/Panukat ng Pagkataong Pilipino PUP Enriquez & Guanzon 12-18 years old Indigenous personality test that tap specific values, traits & behavioral dimensions related to the study of Filipinos Criterion-Group Strategy NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory MMPI 2 Hathaway & McKinley 14-18 years old Aid to psychiatric diagnosis California Psychological Inventory CPI III Harrison Gough 13+ years old Evaluate personality in normally adjusted individuals & finds more use in counseling settings
- 6. Factor Analyric Strategy NAMEABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION 16 Personality Factor Questionnaire 16PF Raymond Cattell 16+ years old Self-report test that helps uncover central dimensions within the normal personality sphere Theoretical Strategy NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Edwards Personal Preference Schedule EPPS Allen Edwards 16-85 years old Used in counseling centers (Ipsative Scoring) Theoretical basis: Need Systems by Murray Myers-Briggs Type Indicator MBTI Myers & Briggs 13+ years old Self-report to identify personality type, strength & preferences Theory: Carl Jung’s Theory of Psychological Types Combination Strategy NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION NEO Personality Inventory NEO-PI-R Costa & McCrae 17+ years old A measure of the 5 factor model (OCEAN) Widely used in clinical & research setting Pictorial Self Concept Scale for Children PSC Jack Joseph 3-13 years old Measure self-concept and children w/ negative self-appraisal that may put them at risk for academic/behavioral difficulties PROJECTIVE PERSONALITY TEST NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Rorschach Inkblot Test RIT Hermann Rorschach 5+ years old Subjects' perceptions of inkblots are recorded and then analyzed using psychological interpretation, complex algorithms, or both Holtzman Inkblot Test HIT Wayne Holtzman 5+ years old Alternative to Rorschach w/ 2 forms Thematic Apperception Test TAT Murray & Morgan 5+ years old Subject explains what is happening in ambiguous scenes. Children Apperception Test CAT Leopold & Sonya Bellak 3-10 years old helps describes aspects of emotional disturbance in children Word Association Test WAT Carl Jung 16-70 years old Presentation of a list of stimulus words which an assessee responds verbally or in writing with whatever comes to mind first Sacks Sentence Completion Test SSCT Sacks & Levy 12+ years old Respondents complete 60 questions with the first thing that comes to mind in 4 areas: Family, Sex, Interpersonal rel, Self concept Draw-a-Person Test DAP Florence Goodenough 3-15 years old Subject draws the picture of a person and asked to tell a story House Tree Person Test HTP John Buck 3+ years old Draws a picture of a house, tree & person and makes a story about it Kinetic Family Drawing Test KFDT Burns & Kaufman Subject draws a picture of his/her family
- 7. PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS NAME ABBAUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory MCMI III Theodore Millon 18+ years old A 175 item true/false that yields scores related to enduring personality features and acute symptoms Can assist clinicians in making diagnoses based on multiaxial DSM Beck Depression Inventory BDI II Aaron Beck 13-80 years old Self-report measure w/ 21 items each tapping a specific symptom/attitude associated w/ depression Beck Anxiety Inventory BAI Aaron Beck 7-14 years old Assess the intensity of physical and cognitive anxiety symptoms during the past week. Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale CES-D Laurie Radloff 6-17 years old Self-report measure of depressive symptoms w/ 20 items Has short versions for screening tool of depression TESTS FOR ADDICTION NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION MacAndrew Alcoholism Scale Revised MAC-R MacAndrew Personality & attitude variable thought to underlie alcoholism 49 items Addiction Potential Scale APS Svanum & McGrew Personality traits thought to underlie drug/alcohol abuse Addiction Acknowledgement Scale AAS Svanum & McGrew Direct acknowledgment of substance abuse Addiction Severity Index ASI McLellan Raters assess severity of addiction in 7 problem areas Michigan Alcohol Screening Test MAST Selzer 18-60 years Lifetime alcohol-related problems
- 8. NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS Tests ofAbility to Abstract NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Wisconsin Card Sorting Test – 64 Card Version WCST Grant & Berg 6.5-89 years old Requires subject to sort a pack of 64 cards that contain different geometric figures printed in different colors Useful in screening for neurological impairment w/ or w/o injury Tests of Executive Function NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Tower of Hanoi Hinz 7-9; 11-14 years Set up by stacking the rings on one of the pegs Porteus Maze Test Porteus 3+ years old Subjects trace a series of increasingly difficult mazes without entering any blind alleys. Clock-drawing Test Henry Head Subject draws the face of the clock, with the hands of the clock indicating a particular time Assessing cognitive dysfunction (dementia, neuro disorders) Trail Making Test Partington & Leiter 18-89 years old Subject connects the dots in a logical fashion Field of Search Item After being shown a sample of stimulus, subject locates a match as quickly as possible Identification Task Subject is involved in confrontation naming (naming a stimulus) Picture Absurdity Subject answers questions such as “What’s wrong w/ this picture?” Tests of Perceptual, Motor & Perceptual-Motor Function NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Wepman Auditory Discrimination Test WAD Joseph Wepman 4-8 years old Measuring deficit in auditory functioning Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency BOT 2 Bruininks 4.5-14.5 years old Includes substests that assess running speed & agility, balance, strength, response speed & dexterity Purdue Pegboard Test PPT Joseph Tiffin 2-11 years old Measures gross movement of the arm, hand and fingers & fingertip dexterity. Bender Visual-Motor Gestalt Test Lauretta Bender 3-85 years old Measures visual motor development Ishihara Test Shinobu Ishihara 5-10 years old Conventional color blindness test
- 9. Tests of VerbalFunctioning NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Controlled Word Association Test CWA Benton, Hamsher & Sivan 16-70 years old Examiner says a letter and subject need to say as many words as he can think of that begins with that letter Reitan-Indiana Aphasia Screening AST Williams & Shane 5-8 years old Measure of aspects of aphasia Tests of Memory NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION California Verbal Learning Test CVLT II Delis, Kramer, Kaplan & Ober 5-16 years old Measure key constructs in cognitive psychology such as repetition learning, serial position effects, semantic organization, intrusions Wechsler Memory Scale WMS IV David Wechsler 16-90 years old Individually administered test of memory and working memory Neuropsychological Test Batteries NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Halstead-Reitan Neuropsychological Inventory HRNB Ward Halstead 15+ years old Assess the condition and functioning of the brain, including etiology, type, localization and lateralization of brain injury. Neurosensory Center Comprehensive Examination of Aphasia NCCEA Spreen & Benton Focuses on communication deficit Montreal Neurological Institute Battery MINB Useful to trained neuropsychologists in locating specific kinds of lesions Southern California Sensory Integration Tests SCSIT Anne Ayres 4-9 years old Assess sensory-integrative & motor functioning Severe Impairment Battery SIB Saxton & Boller 51-91 years old Assess the skills of people with severe dementia Cognitive Behavioral Driver’s Inventory CBDI Engum Test of the brain injured person's ability to operate a motor vehicle safely
- 10. CAREER/BUSINESS TESTS Measures ofInterest NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Strong Interest Inventory SII Edward Strong 16+ years old Helps individuals identify their work personality by exploring their interests in six broad areas: realistic, artistic, investigative, social, enterprising, and conventional Self Directed Search SDS John Holland 11-70 years old Matches your aspirations, activities, and talents to the career choices and educational opportunities that fit you best Strong Campbell Interest Inventory Test SCII Strong & Campbell 13+ years old 325 items w/ each referring to an activity Classifies subjects to 6 general occupational themes based on the theory of John Holland (RIASEC) Kuder Occupational Interest Survey KOIS Frederic Kuder Self-report vocational interest test used for vocational guidance and counseling Presents subject with 100 triads of alternative activities and he must select the most preferred & least preferred alternatives Career Assessment Inventory CAI Jennifer Bodek 15+ years old Takes individual's workplace interests and compares them with other individuals currently in one of the 111 careers in their database Thurstone Interest Schedule TIS Thurstone Adults Checklist by which a subject can clarify his understanding of his vocational interest Measures of Ability NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Wonderlic Personnel Test WPT Eldon Wonderlic A brief 12 minute test measures mental ability & problem-solving Thurstone Test of Mental Alertness TMA Louis Thurstone Adults Assess: Adjusting to new situations, learning new skills quickly, understanding complex relationships, thinking flexibly Bennett Mechanical Comprehension Test BMCT Owens Bennett Widely used paper-and-pencil measure of the ability to understand relationship between physical forces & various tools Watson Glaser Critical Thinking Test W-GCTA Watson & Glaser 20-64 years old Assess a person’s critical thinking Measures of Motivation NAME ABB AUTHOR AGE RANGE DESCRIPTION Work Preference Inventory WPI Hill & Hennessey 14-65 years old 30 items rated on a 4-point scale based on how much the subject believes the item to be self-descriptive Taps intrinsic & extrinsic motivation