Technical Report - International Military Testing Association

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kxmws hat’ to do if the axamin~a makes
, OR undo en alternate method, OR etarte
ult in fnjury or dmz.aga to equlpmsnt.
hi8 quota from Adkinr, at al (1947):
capcafed by axplicit inotructfonr to the
ratinge and what to look for.”
f. The next activity in ths expsrbneata’l
ctore uoe the etandord teat-reteot tachnique
E fnrtrument. If applicable, rateeting
a helpful. A critical point to rcmmbor
arga -age of examinean--from Lhooe who
s to the most capable onea. (Ideally,
es would be divided into two groupr-y.)
We muat be aura to check and rachack
ru of our instrument. Rcaearch haa shown
ter8 can pay big dividends in .the area of
ility.
our tryout include hslp in doter-mining
the tert; holp in datewining the mfnirxn
sskfng for the Amy. wa would be helped in
:-rrder’s Evaluation and the ET (written
tryout rorsults most ruroly will lead us
the inrtrumont and, poaoibly, even eme
tryout takear us a @lentic step toward
10 into gripe with rcalf*tic analyefe and
Thir necerrltates coneiderable coordlnatfon
:ara end field pcreonnel, not to mention the
I. The purpore of this thorough coordination
reffne our efxperFmsnta1 Fnotrument until
, reliable tast inatrumant. We will have
!dmLnlrtrotions of the official instrument
knd elfmfnats problane not pravfourly antlciidard
forme, 0coritlJ keyr, manual8, etc.
.rtfcal analyrLs of teat renulta In order
Fnstnment for use on a world-vida baafo.
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H. L., Brfdgeo, C. P., &
of - --I echievment me tc@te. Waeh-
; Offlca, 1947.
i peraonnsl tests, Wew York:
uant. iiarhingtoa, D. C.: