Analyticity Scale (LSRP)

This scale measures the mental habit of approaching problems orderly, analytically and with foresight.  An analytical person values clarity and accurate interpretation of complex problem situations. Analytical skills are measured on Part 2 of the LSRP. This scale assesses a person’s inclination to apply those skills.

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Measure Analytical and Interpretive Skills

Analytical and Interpretive skills are used to closely examine ideas, to identify assumptions, reasons and claims, and to gather detailed information from charts, graphs, diagrams, p...

LSRP: Diagnostic Tool for Law School Readiness

The LSRP provides a complete assessment of the attributes and thinking skills preferred in today’s legal professional.

Analytical and Interpretion Skills Assessment

Analytical and Interpretive skills are used when determining the precise meaning of a sentence, passage, text, idea, assertion, sign, signal, chart, etc. in a given context and for a...

Why Measure Critical Thinking Attributes?

People who cannot think as well as we need them to think, whether they are workers, parents, children, supervisors, teachers, soldiers or elders impact the success of our school...

Law Schools Measure Critical Thinking

Educational excellence starts with enrolling the best possible new group of students and educating them to become the best possible JD, LLM, LSM, joint MS and SJD graduates, professi...

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Frequently Asked Questions

I am interested in using testing to form the best team for a critical project. What can I use?

We recommend a two part solution:  a critical thinking skills test to assess potential team members for the interpretive, inferential and explanatory skills needed to con...

CT Dispositions, Habits of Mind, Attributes?

What is the difference between personal mental attributes, mental disciplines, dispositions and habits of mind? These terms are used interchangeably, although one or another may have...

Do you have a critical thinking test for the legal profession?

Yes, the Legal Studies Reasoning Profile. The LSRP combines a number of important personal style, attitudinal and skills measures using questions with legal context.

How can I use the LSRP to help graduating students get good jobs?

Use the Legal Studies Reasoning Profile to give each of your graduates a competitive advantage. With the LSRP your program can document the reasoning skills proficiency and professio...

What is validity?

The validity of the California family of testing instruments is derived from the cross disciplinary conceptual definition of critical thinking that emerged from the APA Delphi Resear...

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