Aptitude and interest patterns of art majors in a liberal arts college
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1944 · Volume 29 · Issue 6
Abstract
"A battery of tests which included Meier's Test of Art Judgment, Strong's Vocational Interest Blank for Women, the Study of Values and the Revised Minnesota Paper Form Board differentiated between a group of 40 art majors and a group of 40 control subjects with 85% accuracy. Critical scores established for each test made it possible to combine the results of the four tests and then to predict with only a small margin of error a student's likelihood of being an art major in the curriculum of Hunter College of the City of New York." (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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