Critical note on the Pressey Interest-Attitudes Test
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1937 · Volume 22 · Issue 6
Abstract
Since some of the sub-tests of the Pressey interest-attitude test contain more than twice as many immature as mature items, a person may obtain a low maturity score merely because he checks all items over-extensively. High correlations between the number of checks on mature and immature items indicate that an individual's score may be more a function of his checking threshold than of his maturity. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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