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Assesses general readiness to take risks. An individual’s general readiness to take risks is measured here via the objective measurement of achievement motivation. Achievement-motivated behavior can be attributed to two situation-related variables (incentive of success/failure and expectation of success/failure) and two person-related variables (success motivation and failure motivation). This test is used in personnel selection and development, sports psychology, and traffic psychological investigations.
One test form.
The respondent’s task is to obtain as many points as possible in a game situation. The respondent uses a lever to control a circle in order to “capture” a ball that is moving freely and in unpredictable ways. The radius of the circle can be changed before each run: the smaller the circle, the larger the number of points that can be obtained. The ball may move slowly or quickly, depending on the run. Sometimes the way in which the lever operates changes, making the task more difficult.
Driving-related aspects of personality
Sport-related aspects of personality
Work-related aspects of personality
Hungarian
Turkish
English (USA)
Chinese (Taiwan)
Portuguese
Bulgarian
Swedish
Spanish
German
Russian
Chinese
approx. 10 minutes
Norms for ages 16+.
Controlled Mode
The following main variables are scored:
Using criterion-oriented assessment, the likelihood of risk-taking when driving can be estimated, enabling respondents to be assigned to either the conspicuous extreme group or the normal group.
