Briefly discusses several hearing screening methods, and indicates that standards for hearing tests are well established and are not controversial. (CJ)

This article discusses the Personal Interaction Coding Inventory (PICI), a system for simultaneously studying the active and affective conditions blended into one person's responses to another. (Author/EK)

The Construction procedures and working drawing of an impact tester for wood or plastics materials testing. (GR)

Illustrates the use of answers to free-response questions in generating distractors in equivalent multiple-choice forms by examples of high school biology questions. (AL)

The study investigated the musical learnings on the part of students involved in choral activities in selected senior high schools. Various tests were used to determine music discrimination vocal performance. (Author/MF)

Each teacher has an educational philosophy, whether he is aware of it or not. The article presents a test to determine one's educational philosophy. (MF)

A transcription of a group discussion on the type of question which should be included in mathematics examinations at the Ordinary Level in England. (MM)

The results of the study show that referral source and test seeking interact in effecting a successful counselor-client contract. Faculty-referred test seekers are least successful and self-referred test seekers are most successful in reaching agreement with a counselor. (Author)

This paper reports results of testing 513 subjects of all levels, and points to value of filmed tests for the evaluation of clinical skills. (IR)

Objective procedures for converting test data into counseling information are discussed and illustrated, with special attention being given to similarity scores and similarity score profiles. Local validity studies are needed to support data-information conversion procedures. Computer-based systems are also valuable. (Author)