Kraepelin Test

The Kraepelin Test can help train concentration and calculation skills

The Kraepelin test or Pauli test is a form of psychological test in the form of an arrangement of numbers in the form of columns. The way to do the Kraepelin (Pauli) test is to add up two numbers in a row both horizontally and vertically by taking only the last digit.

The Kraepelin test or Paul test is often used as a psychological test for entering the world of work such as banking. The Kraepelin test or Paul test aims to measure specific non-intellectual factors, the main purpose of which is to test the level of concentration, accuracy, emotional stability and excellent endurance. In addition, this test is also often used to measure the honesty of examinees.

The Kraepelin test itself was created by a psychiatrist from Germany named Emil Kraepelin. This test was originally created to diagnose mental disorders such as dementia. The result of the development of the Kraepelin test is Pauli's test made by Richard Pauli. In Richard's hands this test is used for personality tests or psychological tests.

In the Offline Kraepelin Test (Pauli) application, you can do a Kraepelin test simulation to train to improve your concentration, accuracy, patience and endurance. In addition, you can also monitor the results of your practice, in the form of correct answers, wrong answers, speed and accuracy.

As a suggestion, practice continuously and in a short period of time.