Watson Glaser Assessment Practice Questions pack-2022

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About: Watson Glaser Assessments

Watson Glaser tests are produced by TalentLens who publish a variety of ability tests, personality tests and a range of other products which they organise into the areas of ‘select’, ‘develop’ and ‘engage’. They also offer a BPS accredited Test User Ability and Personality training. They are an international company with offices in Europe, Australasia, Asia and the Americas.

The Watson Glaser test format

The test itself is split into five sections, which we have explained below:

Section 1 – Inference
In this section you will be presented with a short passage containing information and a subsequent statement. You will be expected to decide whether the statement is true, false or cannot say, provided on the information you have been given.

Section 2 – Recognising Assumptions
In this section you will also be presented with a short passage containing information and a subsequent statement in the form of an assumption. You will be expected to decide whether the assumption can be made from the information provided. This part of the text will test your ability to avoid taking for granted things that are not necessarily true.

Section 3 – Deduction
In this section you will need to weigh information presented, to decide whether the conclusions provided are justified. You will need to determine whether the conclusion follows, or doesn’t follow, what is contained within the short passages provided.

Section 4 – Interpretation
In this section you will be expected to understand the weighting of various arguments relating to a particular question or issue. The passage of text presented to you will follow with a conclusion, and you will need to determine whether this conclusion is accurate, given the information provided

Section 5 – Evaluation of Arguments
In this section you are expected to determine the strength, or weakness of an argument. You will be presented with a question followed by an argument, and you will need to decide whether the argument is both important and directly related to the question.