Recently psychologists have begun using the __________________ test to detect aggressive tendencies

A) situational judgment
B) conditional reasoning
C) aggressive proclivities
D) EEOC


Answer: B
Rationale: Recently psychologists have turned to a new method of detecting aggressive tendencies: the conditional reasoning test. This method presents current or prospective employees with a series of word problems. The word problems do not explicitly talk about aggression, yet this measure seems to be able to accurately identify potentially aggressive individuals.

Psychology

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