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How is the test structured?

The specifics of the test structure are proprietary. However the test structure is painstakingly managed and balanced by our senior research team to assure optimal item performance.

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Test of Everyday Reasoning (TER)

The Test of Everyday Reasoning (TER) is a test of critical thinking skills calibrated for test takers in high school or the first two years of post-secondary education, and for adult...

California Critical Thinking Disposition Inventory (CCTDI)

The California Critical Thinking Disposition Inventory is the premier tool for surveying the dispositional aspects of critical thinking. The CCTDI measures the "willing" di...

California Critical Thinking Skills Test (CCTST)

The CCTST has been called the "gold standard" of college level critical thinking tests. The CCTST has been used in the USA and in authorized translations worldwide with gra...

Business Critical Thinking Skills Test (BCTST)

The Business Critical Thinking Skills Test (BCTST) is designed to evaluate the critical thinking skills of MBA students, undergraduate Business students and working professionals. It...

Business Reasoning Test (BRT)

The BRT is calibrated to measure the critical thinking skills required for entry level part time or temporary jobs and those required for full time business and professiona...

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Uses

Training CT Skills in Physical Education Classes

Ron McBride, Professor of Kineseology at Texas A&M, has made the case that the Physical Education setting is ideally suited for training critical thinking skills and habits of mi...

Program Placement and Design

A state university campus in the midwest uses the Test of Everyday Reasoning TER to direct students who have strong skills in critical thinking to an optimal general education progra...

Identify the Optimal New Law Associate

An international law firm uses the law test LSRP in their hiring process to identify the optimal new Law Associates and legal assistants.       

Improving Diagnostic Reasoning and Care Delivery

To diminish errors in patient care, a rehabilitation services center is using the health science test HSRT to identify employees who would most benefit from employee development prog...

Achieving Professional Licensure

Health Science Programs across the nation are using the health science test HSRT to assure that their applicants are prepared to engage in rigorous educational programs and achieve p...

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is your pricing structure?

Inisght Assessment maintains a standard base pricing model with established discounting opportunities such as academic client programs and 501(c)3 programs. In the case of paper test...

Can a customer translate a test?

NO,  a translation can be authorized and validated for test structure and item performance only with specific written permission from Insight Assessment. Contact us to request a...

Which test items are on which scale?

As a function of test security, we do not provide item level data or scale structure information. If you are attempting to calculate a reliability statistic for your testing session,...

How do we create a SACS QEP competency for critical thinking?

Here are some suggestions from the Insight Assessment researchers for addressing SACS Comprehensive Standard 3.5.1, College-Level General Education Competencies. Plann...

Are pricing discounts available?

Yes, we offer a deeply discounted pricing structure for academic clients, IRS 501©3 organizations, doctoral students engaged in dissertation research, international translation partn...

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