The Durham-Mills Self-Administering Test of Mental Ability was the first group-administered mental ability test to have widespread use in industry.

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Nicky

21 January, 09:47

The Durham-Mills Self-Administering Test of Mental Ability was the first group-administered mental ability test to have widespread use in industry.

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Jakob Kane · Answer 1

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The Otis Self-Administering Test of Mental Ability was the first group-administered mental ability test to have widespread use in industry.

This test was first developed in 1922 by Arthur Otis. It was first designed to measure students' general school abilities. Otis's first tests were designed for the Army in 1917 and were known as the Alpha tests (for those who could read) and the Beta tests (for those who couldn't read).