How to Win at Aptitude Tests
By (Author) Paul Pelshenke
HarperCollins Publishers
Thorsons
16th June 1993
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Cognition and cognitive psychology
Psychological testing and measurement
153.94
Paperback
160
Width 111mm, Height 178mm, Spine 10mm
88g
Increasing numbers of companies today, particularly large ones like ICI, IBM and BP, are using aptitude tests to assess applicants for jobs and training places. Colleges and schools are also using the tests with greater frequency. These tests, also known as IQ or psychometric tests may include recognizing patterns and similarities, verbal reasoning, general knowledge, numerical skills, correcting mistakes, spelling tests, spatial awareness tests and "odd-ones-out". Speed is a vital factor, so helpful hints and short cuts are included. This is a practice book that provides examples of the types of tests you are likely to come across, with explanations and tips for completing them.
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