No Two Alike (1963)

“No Two Alike – Individual Differences and Psychological Testing” is a 29-minute educational film from 1963 that delves into the evolving field of psychological testing and the measurement of human capabilities. Part of the Focus on Behavior Series, the film explores how psychologists develop innovative testing methods to better understand individual differences. It highlights the historical context of these advancements by demonstrating the development of tests used during World War II to select qualified pilots, illustrating the practical applications of psychological research in critical real-world situations. Overall, the film provides insight into early efforts to harness psychological assessments for improving human performance and decision-making.

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