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Situational Judgment Tests: Why Open Response Formats Offer Deeper Insight

Situational judgment tests (SJTs) are emerging as essential tools in higher education admissions, particularly for…

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Are situational judgment tests like Casper vulnera...

Situational judgment tests (SJTs) like Casper are gaining popularity in educational and employment settings, as…

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What admissions factors are associated with academ...

While research shows that applicants’ GPA is associated with academic success, particularly in more technical…

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What is compassionomics and why does it matter to ...

Forty seconds of compassion can save a life. This is one of the conclusions drawn…

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Why personal statements in academic admissions are...

Because the kind of information collected through personal statements varies, there is a limited amount…

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How situational judgment tests can benefit your ad...

No single selection process is perfect, so having multiple filters is the best way to…

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Measurements for the success of assessment tools p...

Just because a score is replicable does not mean it is measuring what we want…

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A comparison of situational judgment tests and per...

SJTs minimize the element of subjectivity by incorporating multiple stakeholders in the evaluating process and…

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Measurements for the success of assessment tools p...

The concept of reliability is a fundamental psychometric measure of the reproducibility of assessment results.…