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The Akron Classification Test is a multiple-choice aptitude test designed to assess a person’s ability to identify relationships and make connections between concepts. It contains 80 questions that require the test-taker to choose the most appropriate answer from a list of five options.
Examples of items include:
- “A concurrent idea is: (A) dynamic, (B) popular, (C) simultaneous, (D) weak, (E) spent”
- “A vague reference is: (A) obscure, (B) weak, (C) stupid, (D) simple, (E) vicious”
These questions measure the test-taker’s ability to understand and apply abstract concepts, as well as their vocabulary and reasoning skills. The Akron Classification Test is often used as part of a comprehensive assessment of a person’s cognitive abilities and potential for academic or vocational success.
Test Format:
The Akron Classification Test uses a multiple-choice response format.
Source:
This historic document is included through collaboration with The University of Akron, The Archives of the History of American Psychology, University Libraries.
AKRON CLASSIFICATION TEST
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Mohammed looti (2026). Akron Classification Test. PSYCHOLOGICAL SCALES. Retrieved from https://scales.arabpsychology.com/s/akron-classification-test/
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