An analysis of scores made by a group of radio announcers in Texas on selected psychological tests

The purpose of this study was fourfold: (1) to make an analysis with respect to range and other characteristics of scores made by a group of radio announcers on a selected battery of psychological tests; (2) to relate selected personal data, such as age and educational level of the same radio announcers, to their scores on the psychological tests; (3) to describe any tendency for the radio announcers rated "good" by their Immediate supervisors to be those making higher scores on the tests; (4) and to correlate these significant data concerning the professional radio announcer into suggestions and recommendations on improving the training procedures and the practices for student announcers.