11. Intelligence Test Verbal Performance
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| 168 | Group Test of Intelligence |
By M.C. Joshi
(Hindi): This is a verbal spiralomnibus type
of point scale. It is standardized on 4000 students of 12 to Adult College level sample.
The test is reusable. Separate single page
answer sheet is used. Time 20 min. Manual
is also in Hindi. (a) Reusuable Test Booklets (a pkt. of 20) (b) Answer Sheets (a pkt. of 100) (c) Manual of Instruction and Norms (d) Hand scoring Keys. |
| 169 | Verbal Test of Intelligence |
By M. Asthana
and K.B. Verma (Hindi / English): This test
covers eight areas of general mental ability,
viz, best answer, reasoning, similar, opposite, analogy, mathematical series, mathematiical instruction and classification.Norms
have been prepared age-wise. Age 13 to 21
years. Time 20 min no. of item 100. (a) Resuable Test Booklets (A pkt. of 20) (b) Answer sheets (A pkt. of 100) (c) Manual (d) Scoring key (Stencil type) |
| 170 | Group Test of General Mental Ability |
by S.
Jalota (Hindi). Age 10 to 17 years. (a) Resuable Test Booklets (A pkt. of 25) (b) Answer Sheet (A pkt. of 100) (c) Manual (d) Scoring Key |
| 171 | Group Test of General Mental Ability |
by
S. Jalota: (English): It is a point scale of general
ability for college educated adults. (a) Resuable Test Booklets (A pkt. of 20) (b) Answer Sheet (A pkt. of 100) (c) Manual (d) Scoring Key |
| 172 | General Intelligence Test |
by S.M. Mohsin
(Hindi) No. of Item 156 Manual in Hindi. (a) Resuable Test Booklets (A pkt. of 25) (b) Answer Sheet (A pkt. of 100) (c) Manual (d) Scoring Key |
| 173 | The Southend Test of Intelligence : (English) |
(a) Test Booklets (A pkt. of 100) (b) Manual (c) Practice Sheets (A pkt. of 100) |
| 174 | The Kingston Test of Intelligence |
(En
glish) M.E. Hebron (M.E. Highfield) for ages
10-13. Time 33 minutes. (a) Test Form A:8 pp. and Practice Test Sheet (in packet of 25 copies). (b) Test Form B:8 pp. and Practice Test Sheet (in packets of 25 copies). (c) Manual and Key for Test Forms A & B. |
| 175 | Non Verbal Group Test of Intelligence for Children |
by M.C. Joshi and R.B. Tripathi:
(Hindi): Age 8 to 13 years and III to VII
grade groups. This group nonverbal battery
contains four sub-tests, viz., classification,
pattern completion, analogies and arrangement. 30 items have been kept in each subtest. Norms have been prepared on Agegrade wise, linear standard scores, T-Scales
normalized percentile scale, and in terms of
P.E. (for transformed standard scores or TScores). May be used individually or in
groups.
(a) Test Booklets (A pkt. of 50) (b) Manual. |
| 176 | Non-Verbal Intelligence Test |
by Atmanand
Sharma: Its measures ‘g’ of children age 11
to 16 years, Grades VI to X. It is culture free.
Working time 25 minutes. (a) Test Booklets (A pkt. of 10) (b) Answer Sheets ( A pkt. of 100) (c) Manual (d) Scoring Key |
| 177 | Emotional Intelligence Test (for Adolescents) |
By Meena Jain & Madhu Jain
(Hindi / English): Age group 16 to 20 years.
No. of items 100. The test consist of 18
scales - Life Events, Satisfaction, Emotional
Self Awareness, Emotional Expression,
Emotional awareness of others, Intentionality, Creativity, Resillence, Interpsersonal
Connections, Construcive Discountent, Compassion, Out Look, Intuition, Trust
Radius, Personal Power, Integrity, General
Health, Physical, Behavioural, Emotional,
Quality of Life.
(a) Booklets (A pkt. of 100) (b) Manual |
| 178 | Emotional Intelligence Test |
by Dr. Rakesh
Pandey (Hindi/English).The scale is based
on the most widely used and scientifically
validated ability model of emotional intelligence
proposed by Mayer and Salovey. It is a
57-items self report measure that provides a
quick assessment of the four dimensions of
emotional intelligence, (a) Perception, appraisal
and expression of emotion (b) Emotional
facilitation of thinking (c) Understanding
and analyzing emotions, employing emotiotional
knowledge (d) Reflctive regulation of
emotion to prompte emotional and intellectual intellectual
growth. The scale has been validated
on a wide range of population and may be administered
to any age group capable of comprehending
verbal expressions. However, the
authors have tried this scale on adolescents
and adults and found it reliable and valid.
The scale can be used in clinical setting as
well as in the area of health psychology, educational
psychology, and other areas of psychological
investigations that focus on the
role of the ability to understand, manage and
utilize emonations for personal growth and
well being. (a) Test Booklets (A pkt. of 100) (b) Manual |
| 179 | Emotional Intelligence Scale |
by Udham
Singh & K.Ozha (Hindi/English): Age group
15 to 30 years. No. of item 46. Dimension
measure in this test are - knowing and
managing our emotions, motivatiting ourself, knowing others emotions, handling re
lationship with others.
(a) Test Booklets (A pkt. of 100) (b) Manual |
| 180 | Emotional Intelligence Scale | By S. Mathur (Hindi / English): No. of Item 40. Age group 14 to 24 yeaes. It measure five areas namelyself awareness, self-regulation, self-motivation, empathy and social skills. |
| 181 | Social Intelligence Test by S. Mathur | By S. Mathur (Hindi / English): No. of item 50. Age range 14 to 50 years |
| 182 | Davids Battery of Differential Abilities | By Sanjay Vohara (DBDA) (English) (Indian Adaptation): There are eight sub-tests in DBDA-Revised, each designed to measure a single primary ability factor. Each ability factor contributes to a measure of ability important in industrial settings, career and vocational counseling. The tests in the battery may be used individually or in a combination. The tests include, Verbal ability, Numerical ability, Spatial ability, Closure (i.e., Perceptual completion ability), Mechanical ability, Psychomotor ability, Reasoning ability and Clerical ability. This test is for 14 years and above and takes about 60 min to complete.10 R.B. Each 10x8=80, 100 Answer Sheet, 100 ability Graph Sheet, 1 Set Scoring Keys & one Manual. |
| 183 | Culturefair (Free) Intelligence Scale |
Indian Print by Kapoor, Rao & Singh/ Cattell
and Cattell (Indian Adaptation) They minimmise
cultural bias. These may be administertered
individually or in a group . They may
be used to identify learning problems of individuals
and assess applicant’s potential to
perform job relevant tasks. (a) Scale I (English) (CFIS-I): for 4 to 8 years and older retardates. Time - 25 minutes. Norms Mental age and I.Q. (b) Scale II (English/Hindi) (CFIS-II E): for 8 to 14 years and average I.Q. Adults.Either it contains four sub tests involving different perceptual tasks. Complleting series, classifying, solving matries and evaluating conditions.Time taken 15 minutes. (C)Scale III (English/Hindi) (CFIS-III E): for 14 years and above i.e. senior secondary, college and high I.Q. adults. By employing four distinct tasks, the composite intelligence measure avoids reliance on a single skill. The scale is recommended when testing better educated or more intelligent individuals, because of the higher difficulties level of items and a greater refinement in the higher intelligence ranges. |
| 184 | Developmental Screening Test | By J. Bharat Raj: It is designed to measure mental development of children from 0 to 15 years. |
| 185 | Developmental Assessment Scale | (DASII) by Pramila Pathak (English): (Revision of 1970 Baroda norms from birth to 30 months on BSID-RF61, with indigenous materials) DASII scale consists of 67 items for measurement of motor development and 163 items for mental development. All the items independently evaluate two basic aspects of development, namely, Motor Development and Mental Development. This test can be used among the children from birth to 30 months of age. |
| 186 | Gessells Drawing Test of Intelligence | By S. Venkatesan: A test of intelligence for Indian children with mental retardation hearing impairement and other development disabilities. Age range 18 months to 144 months. |
| 187 | Bhatia Battery Performance Test of Intelligence | by C.M. Bhatia (Age 11 to 16 ) |
| 188 | Mallin’s Test of Intelligence for Children: | Age 5 to 15 years. (Performance Type) |
| 189 | Indian Adpatation of Binet-Simon Scale | By P. Ramlingaswmay: (English): (Performance Type) |
| 190 | Stanford Binet Test of Intelligence | By S.K.Kulshrestha: (Indian Adpatation) Age 3.5 to 14 years. Manual in Hindi. |
| 191 | Binet Kamat Test of Intelligence (BKT) | By S.K. Kulshrestha: Complete kit (cards are in Marathi & Kannada). Age group 3 to 16 years. |
| 192 | Binet Simon Scale | Hindi Adaptation (BSSHA–K): Manual in Hindi. Age group 2½ to 18 years. |
| 193 | Alexander's Pass Along Test | (Age 10+) Complete set with Duco painted material and design cards contained in a wooden or plastic box.with Record Sheets (pads of 50 each) and Manual. |
| 194 | Cube Construction Test | Complete set with Duco painted material and models in wooden or plastic box with record sheets (pad of 50 each) with Manual |
| 195 | Koh’s Block Design Test | Age 10 years and above. Complete set with Duco painted material and 17 design cards in plastic box with record sheets (pads of 50 each) and Manual. |
| 196 | Knox's Cubes | Age 4 to 19 years. Duco painted 1" X 1" X 1" size with instruction sheet. (set of 6 Block). |
| 197 | Manikin Test | Six pieces representing six major parts of the human body to be fitted together to make a conventionalized figure of a man. |
| 198 | Hand Test | Same principles for fitting parts to make a hand. |
| 199 | Head Test | Same principles for fitting parts to make a head. |
| 200 | Two Figure Form Board with Manual | In this form board a square and a cross are each divided into four pieces to be fitted together with nine pieces. The test is used as a puzzle test for the subject. |
| 201 | Dearborn Form Board with Manual | Contains the form board with 12 designs of different types. Two wooden blocks used as stimuli are to be placed in them. Measures efficiency skill. |
| 202 | Pintner-Patterson Five Figures | s by Rudulf Pintner and Patterson: With manual. Contains eleven wooden blocks and five figures. The blocks are to be fitted in figures. May be used to measure quick performanceand learning. |
| 203 | The Porteus Maze Test |
t by S.D. Porteus:
Non Verbal. Age wise. For ages 3-4, 5-6,
7- 8, 9-10, 11-12, 14, 15 and upward.
(a) Mazes: The test consists of twelve mazes
eleven for children, graded in difficulty
from 2-14 years (excluding 13 years), and
one for 15 years and upward. (b) A pad consists of 100 of any one of the above mazes. (c) Scoring Sheets : pad of 100 (d) Manual : 64 pp. |
| 204 | Seguin Form Board with Manual | Age 3 to 11 years. This form board contains ten recesses. The pieces to be used are removed by the tester and the subject is asked to put them back as fast as he can. Three trials are allowed and the fastest time required by the subject to fit the pieces into recesses be comes S's score. One of the earliest form boards, this is still very widely used. Teak wood make with fine finish. pieces into recesses becomes S's score. One of the earliest form boards, this is very widely used. Teak wood make with fine finish. |
| 205 | Healy's Form Bord | -- |
| 206 | Seguin-Goddard Form Board | With Sylvester's extension. |
| 207 | Pintner-Patterson Short Scale of Performance Test | By Rudolf Pintner & Patterson: This scale comprises 10 sub-tests and is use ful for retesting or such other purposes. Complete with materials for all 10 sub-tests. |
| 208 | Test for Vocabulary Measurement |
By C.B. Dwivedi (Hindi/English) (a) Test Booklets (A pkt. of 100) (b) Manual |
| 209 | General Mental Alterness for Secondary Level |
by Sudha Kumari & Shafeeqa Bano
(Hindi/English): In this test 44 items based
on arithmetic reasoning, definitions, number
series and same and opposite.For IX & X
class. (a) Test Booklets ( a pkt. of 100) (b) Manual |