ISSB Word Association Test Set 1 (WAT - 1) | ISSB Prepration | WAT Test ISSB Wat practice
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ISSB Word Association Test is also abbreviated as WAT and is part of ISSB Psychological Test. In this test various words are displayed on a projector and the candidates have to make sentences. This test is a very important tool for the psychologist to assess the personality traits of the candidate. By analyzing the words association of a person, they get to know what kind of person you are, what are your beliefs and dislikes, how do you behave to your surroundings and what is inside you.
ISSB Word Association Test Samples and Tips


ISSB Word Association Test is also abbreviated as WAT and is part of ISSB Psychological Test. In this test various words are displayed on a projector and the candidates have to make sentences. This test is a very important tool for the psychologist to assess the personality traits of the candidate. By analyzing the words association of a person, they get to know what kind of person you are, what are your beliefs and dislikes, how do you behave to your surroundings and what is inside you.




Number of words:

100 words are displayed on the projector. Each page will have a space for 25 words.

Time:

The time devised to this test is very limited. Each word will be displayed for 9-10 seconds. If you’ll not be able to write a sentence in the given time, next word will be displayed.

Tips to attempt ISSB Word Association Test
Manage your time wisely.
Write the first thing which comes in your mind as it is the first natural response of a human.
Make your writing readable.
Write brief sentences and don’t put yourself into long sentences. This will waste your time.
Write sentences in the past tense.
Sometimes due to speed and limited time your sentence structure may seem messed up but don’t try to fix them and focus on the next word.
Once you have written a sentence don’t try to remold, cut or overwrite it. Just be focused on the multimedia and the next word approaching.
Do not use ‘names’ of others in your sentences. If you still want to use some person in your sentence, then use the third person formula by using he, she or them.
Avoid making sentences with I, Me and Myself.
Prefer not starting your sentences with ‘be, because or don’t’.
Do not write an anti social response as it will give a bad image of you.
Do not write memorized sentences.
Do not write negative sentences. Stay positive and optimistic about everything.
Practice a lot for quick English writing to gain a writing speed.

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