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How do different forms of a test relate to each other?

All our critical thinking measures of skills and dispositions are based on the expert consensus conceptualization of critical thinking articulated in the APA Delphi Report. Our skills tests are all members of the California Critical Thinking Family of tests. For exact details see the specific information given in the descriptions of each test. This information is expanded on in the User Manual which is included with each test's Specimen Kit.

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The Professional Judgment Rating Form (PJRF) was developed by our research team to make holistic assessments of critical thinking in educational and workplace settings. The PJRF is u...
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...
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...
The Quant Q measures quantitative reasoning integrated with critical thinking. It is used in all  employment contexts and levels at which the demonstrable capacity to apply quan...
The HSRT is a test of critical thinking specifically designed for health sciences and health care professional preparation programs. Items require no health science knowledge but are...

Uses

Fall testing (testing incoming students) is a first step in a comprehensive analysis of educational effectiveness.
Training for critical thinking has become an increasing focus for online educators.Program quality demands identifying and enrolling the best possible students and then educating the...
A major Texas Health Science Center recently received a collection of CapLoad reports and data files that represent HSRT scores for their various satellite health science center...
Training for critical thinking has become an increasingly important focus of extended education, distance learning, adult and evening division programs. Deans of Extension, Adul...
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...

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The California Measure of Mental Motivation ( CM3 ) comes in several different forms, each designed for a different K-16 level. For reasoning skills, depending on grade level, y...
Group comparisons can be analyzed statistically in a matched pairs approach (which associates each individual’s post test score with his or her pretest score), or, when the groups ar...
The context of items differ. The generic CCTST has item scenarios set in everyday situations; the HSRT, for example ,employs item stems which are designed using the context...
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...
No. It is not necessary to use different forms of the CCTST to pretest and posttest. Valid pretest/posttest designs can be implemented using just one of the forms. If you are not sur...