A Situational Judgment Test (SJT) is a type of psychological assessment used to evaluate a person's judgment and decision-making abilities in various work-related scenarios. SJT questions present candidates with hypothetical situations they might encounter in a professional setting and ask them to choose the most appropriate response from a set of options.

SJT questions typically consist of a scenario or situation description followed by several response options. Each response option represents a possible course of action that the candidate can take in that given situation. The candidate's task is to rank or select the responses in order of their effectiveness or appropriateness.

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Question Topic - It refers to the subject or theme around which a question is centered.

Question Aims - It refers to the intended goals, objectives, or purposes of a question. (Optional field)

Question Stem - Question Stem presents candidates with scenarios or case studies that resemble challenges they might encounter in professional settings. These scenarios can involve workplace dilemmas, decision-making situations, or complex issues related to the field of assessment.

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Responses - This field provides a view whether the particular responses are validated as per the options provided in the fields. And the marks will be provided as per the User's convenience

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