Phsycological written

[Davidzill]

Wow what a long process!!! So many questions...well over 700 to be exact. But there were only like 20 different questions asked in 35 different variations. I was honest as ever, but so many questions were "all or nothing", with no room for anything in the middle; so some of the same question I answered yes, and some no depending on the context I felt was being used. All in all, I am not a full believer in such a standardized test for something as complex and ambiguos as the human mind.

[SucalT]

Mine was over 1100 questions. They asked if I often felt pain in the back of the neck, several times. By the time I was done, yes I did!!

[alienbow]

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[StarskyTristan]

I took one yesterday that was 400 questions and i felt the same way about it. Some questions were the similiar but worded differently so i answered them differently.

[alienbow]

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[tryingtocomebac]

does anyone know how to prepair for this test, is there any kind of information material out there on how to take one

[JH00]

In my opinion, there is no real way to prepare. And to be honest, I would not see why one would need to either. As with any phase of the hiring process, be candid and honest about every single detail and you will have no concerns. These tests are designed to formulate an overall perspective of your personality and its cumulative traits based on your responses. Questions may be similar, repeat, or even contradict each other in a rather disassociative manner; be consistant and honest in your answers. Best of luck to you.