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Military psychology

a written group intelligence test given to US Army recruits in the First World War, an early form of mass ability testing.

In military psychology, Army Alpha refers to a written group intelligence test given to US Army recruits in the First World War, an early form of mass ability testing. This meaning comes from Yerkes (1982) in Psychological examining in the United States Army.[1]

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Yerkes, R. M. (1982). Psychological examining in the United States Army. Kraus Reprint. ISBN 9780527735883

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