Abstract
Superiority of Latency-Weighted Scores Over Unweighted Scores in Personality Testing, Exemplified by the Testing of Patrolmen for Professional Competence
A.R. Gilbert
Latency-weighted personality testing, especially if related to interviewing that is focused on the tested dimensions, is superior to paper-and-pencil testing. For the latter does not reveal automatically blocked areas, as latency-weighted personality testing does.