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INDEX

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Specification,  for  clerical  work,
109;  hiring  by,  ill
Spelling  test,  90
Stenographers,  typists,  and  comptometrists,
  Chap.  VIII,  88,  93,
177
Stenquist  test,  72,  124
Stop  watch,  159
Substitution  test,  91
Suggestion,  powers  of,  207;  in
questions,  220
Survey  of  clerical  work,  105
Technique  of  giving  tests,  Chap.
XIV,  154
Testing  men  assemblers,  Chap.
VI,  69;  to  specification,  Chap.
IX,  103;  which  discovers  potential ­
  skill,  350
Tests,  psychological,  3;  mental,
17;  extensive  application  of,
19;  testing,  20;  trying  out,  24;
manual  dexterity,  56;  spatial
perception,  57;  Stenquist,  72;
clerical,  79;  typist,  90;  stenographers, ­
  93;  comptometrists,
94;  filing,  108;  relative  value  of,
no;  cube,  124;  form-board,
124,  152;  Binet-Simon,  134;
part  whole  relations,  140,  147;
naming  opposites,  141;  verb
object,  141;  adjective  noun,
141;  context,  142,  146;  completion, ­

  142;  verbal,  144;  tool
list,  148;  vocabulary,  149;  literacy, ­
  150;  correcting,  158;
recording,  159;  giving  a  series
of,  161;  trade,  Chap.  XVIII,
215;  blue  prints,  227;  periodic,
279
Trade  tests,  Chap.  XVIII,  215;
preliminary  trials,  228
Training  course,  204
Transcription,  93
Transfers,  179,  358
Turnover  among  machine  operators, ­
  112
Types  of  work  tested,  188
Typists,  89
Unreliability  of  personal  judgments, ­
  39,  43,  233
Value  of  observation,  235,  242
Variability  of  interviewers,  14,
16
Vestibule  schools,  Chap.  XXI,
270;  definition  of,  273;  purpose, ­
  273;  office,  275;  teachers
for,  280;  factory,  282;  kinds,
282;  centralized,  283;  services
of,  288
Vocational  value  of  tests,  Chap.
XV,  171
Weakness  of  old  method  of
employing,  14