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About the Test  \nThe Profile of Music Perception Skills (PROMS; Law & Zentner, 2012) is a novel musical test battery that measures perceptual musical skills objectively across nine different modalities (melody, pitch, timbre, tuning, rhythm, rhythm-to-melody, accent, tempo, and loudness) . For each task, participants are asked to indicate whether stimuli presented are same or different.  \nDistinctive features  \n\n| • Objective test-battery for the comprehensive assessment of music perception skills\u003Cbr>• First-ever subtests for timbre, tuning, and advanced rhythm discrimination skills\u003Cbr>• Suited for online data collection (high stability across-browsers and OS)\u003Cbr>• Personalized and illustrated performance feedback\u003Cbr>Why choosing the PROMS? |\n| --- |\n| • Suited for assessing musical ability in musicians and non-musicians alike\u003Cbr>• Configurable to have selected subtests and various test durations (5 to 60 minutes)\u003Cbr>• Culture-fair stimuli make it suitable for cross-cultural comparisons\u003Cbr>• Extensive evidence in support of reliability and validity\u003Cbr>What’s more? |\n\n• Researchers manage their own data collection  \n• Fully computerized administration and scoring  \n• Direct data export to most common statistical programs  \n• Available in more than 10 languages  \n2. Current Versions  \nAll current versions as well as a 3 minute demo showing how the online PROMS works (includingthe type of feedback that is offered to participants) can be accessed at  \n[https://www.uibk.ac.at/psychologie/fachbereiche/pdd/personality_assessment/proms/take-the-test/](https://www.uibk.ac.at/psychologie/fachbereiche/pdd/personality_assessment/proms/take-the-test/)  \n• Full Proms: The full PROMS is the original test version. It has all 9 test components and takes about 60 minutes to complete.  \n• PROMS-S: This version is a short version of the full PROMS. It includes 8 subtests (Melody, Rhythm, Embedded Rhythm , Tuning, metric Accent, Timbre, Tempo, and Pitch) and takes about 35 minutes to complete.  \n• Modular PROMS: This version allows the test-components of the PROMS to be configured in a customized way.  \n• Brief PROMS: This version includes the test-components 'Melody', 'Metric Accent', 'Tempo', and 'Tuning' and takes about 30 minutes to complete.  \n• Mini PROMS: This version is a short version of the Brief PROMS. It includes the testcomponents 'Melody', 'Metric Accent', 'Tempo', and 'Tuning' and takes about 15 minutes to complete.  \n• Micro-PROMS: Development in process – a consolidated assessment of musical ability that takes about 10 minutes to complete.  \nPROMS versions are available in following languages:  \nFull-PROMS/PROMS-S: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Greek, Indonesian, Japanese, Norwegian, Spanish  \nBrief-PROMS/Mini-PROMS: Arabic, Chinese, Czech, English, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Indonesian, Japanese, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian  \n3. Psychometric Properties  \nThe PROMS has satisfactory psychometric properties for the composite score (internal consistency and test-retest r> .85) and fair to good coefficients for the individual subtests ( .56 to.85) . Convergent validity was established with the relevant dimensions of Gordon’s Advanced Measures of Music Audiation and Musical Aptitude Profile (melody, rhythm, tempo), the Musical Ear Test (rhythm), and sample instrumental sounds (timbre) . Criterion validity was evidenced by consistently sizeable and significant relationships between test performance and external musical proficiency indicators in all three studies ( .38 to.62, p\u003C .05 to p\u003C .01) . An absence of correlations between test scores and anonmusical auditory discrimination task supports the battery’s discriminant validity (− .05, ns) . The interrelationships among the various subtests could be accounted for by two higher order factors, sequential and sensory music processing.  \nFor details see:  \nZentner, M. & Strauss, H. (2017) . 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