Purdue Mechanical Adaptability Test material

Made:
1946 in Chicago
maker:
Science Research Associates

Purdue Mechanical Adaptability Test material comprises: 1 test manual and 1 'Form A: Men' developed by Lawshe and Tiffin, published by Science Research Associates, Chicago, 1946.

Details

Category:
Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
Object Number:
1988-550/43
type:
psychometric test

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