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In different states, police use cognitive aptitude tests such as the Wonderlic -- https://jobdescriptionandresumeexamples.com/10-important-facts-about-wonderlic
by ahazred8ta 7mo ago
In different states, police use cognitive aptitude tests such as the Wonderlic --
https://jobdescriptionandresumeexamples.com/10-important-facts-about-wonderlic-test-for-police-officers/ https://jobdescriptionandresumeexamples.com/10-important-fac... --
https://www.practice4me.com/lst-police-exam/ https://www.practice4me.com/lst-police-exam/ -- these are not strictly 'IQ' tests, but they're very similar.
- tptacek 7mo agoThe Wonderlic might as well be an IQ test (I'm using the term "general cognitive test"). The LST isn't; it's a domain-specific occupational exam. If you find a place that (1) uses the Wonderlic and (2) has recently (like, not all the way back in 2000) claimed there was a high-end cut-off for applicants, you'll have disproven my claim. I don't think giving general cognitive tests to prospective police officers is common; this is why there are things like the LST, the PELLETB, and the POST.