Comparison of group paper-and-pencil tests with certain psychophysical tests for measuring driving aptitude of Army personnel
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1954 · Volume 39 · Issue 5
Abstract
A battery of paper and pencil tests was developed and validated against a driver-aptitude criterion consisting of ratings of driver reactions to specific situations and a check list of driving habits. Using samples of Army drivers, a multiple R for the final battery of .38 was found. Comparable size batteries of individual psychophysical tests yielded validities of .25 or lower. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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