Intelligence and Achievement Practice Test

Split-half reliability, because predicting training completion requires correlating two halves of the test to show it measures intelligence.

Gardner’s bodily-kinesthetic intelligence, because job training completion depends mainly on physical coordination rather than cognition.

Fixed IQ determinism, because training success is fully predetermined by inherited intelligence and cannot be influenced by instruction.

Predictive validity, because the test is evaluated by how well scores forecast later performance in training outcomes.