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Military Aptitude Testing: The Past Fifty Years
Author(s) -
Milton H. Maier
Publication year - 1993
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.21236/ada269818
Subject(s) - aptitude , psychology , engineering , forensic engineering , applied psychology , developmental psychology
: The purpose of the military selection and classification testing program is to improve the quality of personnel decisions in all the Military Services. In the process of accessioning military recruits, personnel decisions are made at three different times: The first is selection in or out of the Service, depending on whether or not a person meets the minimum qualification standards. The second is classification, in which the occupational specialties for a which a person meets the qualifying standards are determined. Assignment to a specific occupational specialty is based in part on qualification standards and in part on the needs of the Service. Qualification standards are more complex than just mental standards; they also include medical and moral standards. Mental standards include educational level as well as aptitude test scores.

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