LOCAL/FILIPINO TEST

Panukat ng Ugali at Pagkatao (PUP)

The Panukat ng Ugali at Pagkatao (PUP) had its origins in the early 1970s when Dr. Virgilio G.
Enriquez attempted to develop a Filipino exam that measured Filipino-oriented qualities,
behaviors, and attitudes, primarily to uncover creative talent, the primary purpose of a National
Science and Development Board (NSDB)-sponsored research project. Following its
presentation at the International Conference on Personality Assessment in 1981, the ensuing
test, the Panukat ng Ugali at Pagkatao (PUP), underwent further development over the following
several years. The PUP currently consists of 160 items, all of which have English translations.
Of these, 141 items are arranged into 24 trait scales, two validity scales, and 19 additional items
are intended to measure culturally relevant behaviors and attitudes that can be used as criterion
variables in personality research, such as behavior related to drinking and gambling. The test
may also be given using translations into Ilocano, Cebuano, Bicolano, Ilonggo, and
Kapampangan.

Panukat ng Pagkataong Pilipino (PPP)

A personality test called Panukat ng Pagkataong Pilipino (PPP) evaluates 19 qualities. The test
is meant for people aged 13 and older, yet adults have used it the majority of the time. Currently,
both the English and original Pilipino versions of the PPP are accessible. The 19 PPP traits
have been divided into three groups: Porma K/Form K, which comprises traits important for
interpersonal relationships, Porma S/Form S, which includes personal traits, and Porma
KS/Form KS, which is a cluster for intelligence and creativity. For the PPP, there are two
different sorts of norms: percentiles and standardized scores.

Panukat ng Katalinuhang Pilipino (PKP)

PKP is a mental abilility test created by Aurora Palacio in 1991. This test was developed to
assess the intelligence of Filipinos at ages 16 and above. The test consists of four subtests
following the aspects of human intelligence: 1. Talasalitaan (vocabulary), measures the ability to
comprehend meanings; 2. Ugnayan (analogy), ability to perceive relationships; 3. Kakayahan sa
mga Bilang (numerical-ability), measures proficiency in mathematical concepts and problem
solving; and lastly 4. Non-verbal Ability (Isinasalarawang problema), test on reasoning out with
abstract concepts.

Filipino Work Values Scale (FWVS)

The Filipino Work Values Scale by Dr. Vicentita Cervera, is an 80-item test designed to
determine an individual’s work value, it is a tool particular to our own culture which is helpful in
assessing Filipino work values. FWVS is distributed into 10 subscales which are: Environmental,
Familial, Intellectual-Achievement, Interpersonal, Management, Material, Occupation,
Organization, Religious and Variety.
Masaklaw na Panukat ng Loob (Mapa ng Loob)

This test began as a project in a graduate class in UP Diliman and was completed in May 2013.
It is a 188-item personality inventory developed to measure Filipino personality traits which
makes up the the Five-Factor Model. It consists of four facets per factor, two interstitial scales
and a social desirability scale. The facet scales of the Mapa ng Loob are neuroticism,
extraversion, openness to experience, agreeableness and conscientiousness.

References:

Filipino Work Values in Education. (2017, Jul 22). Retrieved from

https://graduateway.com/filipino-work-values-in-education/

Repaso, T. (2015, June 23). Tatlong Panukat: Filipino made Psychological Tests. Philippine
Psychometricians Licensure Exam Reviewer : Tatlong Panukat: Filipino Made Psychological
Tests.
http://psychometricpinas.blogspot.com/2015/06/tatlong-panukat-filipino-made.html#:~:text=%22
Tatlong%20Panukat%3A%20Development%2C%20Validation,Applications%20of%20Filipino%2
0Personality%20Tests.%22&text=research%20such%20as%20gambling%20and,Ilonggo%2C%
20Kapampangan%20translations%20as%20guide

Palma, Y. L. (2015). Test of Intelligence: Panukat ng Katalinuhang Filipino. Prezi.

https://prezi.com/8pxi6g3ufwl3/tests-of-intelligence-panukat-ng-katalinuhang-filipino/