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Guilford's tests are typically characterized by :
Answer: C
Guilford's tests are typically characterized by very brief time periods.
J.P. Guilford's tests of divergent production, such as Alternate Uses (list as many uses as you can for a brick) and Consequences, are speeded: they allow only a few minutes for each task, and scores count how many responses (fluency), how many categories (flexibility) and how unusual (originality) the answers are within that time.
Their instructions are standard, not 'highly creative'. They are designed to allow many acceptable answers, not one correct answer per item. And they rest on an explicit theoretical framework, Guilford's Structure of Intellect model.
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