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How much time does it take to complete the critical thinking disposition test?

The CCTDI can be completed in about 15 minutes.  Our online testing system allows 20 minutes for the CCTDI in timed mode.

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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...

Business Reasoning Test (BRT)

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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...

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...

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Uses

Testing Skills and Disposition of the Student Body

A large university uses the critical thinking skills test, CCTST, and the disposition test, CCTDI, to get a complete critical thinking profile of their accepted students.

Why is Fall Testing Important?

Fall testing (testing incoming students) is a first step in a comprehensive analysis of educational effectiveness.

Medical Centers Design Cost Effective Programs

Critical thinking is at the heart of diagnostic reasoning and the development of new clinical knowledge. The HSRT and other Insight Assessment test instruments are being used worldwi...

Evaluate Effectiveness of Freshman Seminars

Freshman Seminar and First Year Success Directors are adopting programs using Insight Assessment critical thinking measurement tools to pretest and posttest their students' critical...

Measuring Quality Improvement in Community Colleges

Many community colleges require all students to take the Test for Everyday Reasoning ( TER ) as part of their quality enhancement plan (QEP). The TER provides a measure of indiv...

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much time does it take to complete a critical thinking skills test?

Most of our tests of critical thinking skills are designed to be completed in 45 to 50 minutes. This is the amount of time a test taker can be expected to work well at respondin...

Both tests I am considering contain 30 – 35 questions; how much time should we give test takers to complete the test?

We recommend 45 to 50 minutes for completion of a 30-35 question test. The e-testing system can be set to this timing (which we recommend), as this makes norm comparison accurat...

How long do the tests take to administer?

Each test's Specimen Kit includes information on how to administer that particular test. Generally speaking, skills tests can be administered in a 50 minute period, disposition and m...

Should I eliminate outliers from my sample before using my scores in other analyses?

‘Outlier’ is the term used to refer to a data point that is out of scale from the other data in the sample (and therefore possibly less valuable for describing the sample.  In t...

How long do my online test takers have to wait before they can know their test scores?

That decision is yours. If you wish to enable instant scoring, your test takers can know their individual results as soon as they complete taking the test. Or, if you prefer, you can...

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