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The Aptitude Test Workbook
By:Jim Barrett
Published on 2008 by Kogan Page Publishers

Many organizations use psychometric testing to uncover candidates' abilities and assess their potential. The Aptitude Test Workbook will help readers prepare for these tests and give them an awareness of their strengths. A companion to Test Your Own Aptitude, it contains 16 tests with over 400 questions -- verbal, numerical, perceptual, and spatial. With two new tests -- Word Skills and Number Skills -- based on |real life| assessments, this revised edition will help readers improve key skills and find their career direction.

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