The aim of this research is to create and to normalize the marital infidelity PREDICTOR TEST. The method used in this study is post-event and it uses the survey technique. The statistical population consists of women residents in Tehran and for investigating the subject and determining the technical characteristics of the questionnaire, 200 individuals are selected, through cluster sampling, who completed the designed questionnaire. The results from the hypotheses TESTing show that the calculated Cronbach’s alpha, for the reliability coefficient of marital infidelity PREDICTOR TEST is equal to 0.90. The validity of the questionnaire is estimated by using the exploratory factor analysis.6 factors (sexual, emotional, and communication diversities, motivation to take revenge from the betrayed spouse, the spouse’s unattractiveness, sexual dysfunction, impressionability from the media, and an imbalance of power in the couple’s relationships) are extracted that determine its variance. The results of the hypotheses TESTing show that there is a relation between the total score of the marital infidelity measure and each of the six factors that are extracted from factor analysis.

Context: Having breakfast is an important part of healthy eating behaviors. Based on evidence, it is effective in improving cognitive and psychological performance of individuals. Aims: The purpose of this study is the examination of having breakfast association with TEST anxiety of paramedical students. Settings and Design: This cross‑ sectional study was conducted in Qom University of Medical Sciences  (QUMS), Qom, Iran. Materials and Methods: Two hundred and twenty-three university students were selected from paramedical faculty of QUMS through random sampling. A  self‑ administered questionnaire  (demographic information and TEST anxiety inventory) was used for data gathering. Statistical Analysis Used: Data were analyzed using logistic regression to examine the association between breakfast consumption and TEST anxiety. Results: The prevalence of skipping breakfast was 40. 1%. In the multivariate logistic regression model, it was found that being male  (odds ratio  [OR]: 0. 53, 95% confidence interval  [CI]: 0. 30– 0. 94) and breakfast consumption  (OR: 0. 54, 95% CI: 0. 30– 0. 95) had a significant relationship with lower TEST anxiety. Conclusion: It was found that the considerable number of students skip breakfast. Therefore, based on the significant relationship between breakfast skipping and higher level of TEST anxiety, it is important to identify the causes of breakfast skipping.

In this study an attempt has been made to investigate if vocabulary TESTs may predict L2 learners’ writing score in IELTS. 131 postgraduate international students studying in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) who obtained the minimum score (i.e. 6) in IELTS as a requirement for enrollment were participants of this study. Two vocabulary size TESTs (PVLT & Lex30) together with a TEST of vocabulary depth (WAT) were given to participants. Then, participants’ scores from three TESTs were correlated with their score in the writing section of IELTS. The results of the study revealed significant correlation coefficients between productive vocabulary size and academic writing skills. Moreover, the findings of Multiple Regression indicated that productive vocabulary levels TEST (PVLT) could be possibly a good PREDICTOR for IELTS academic writing. Further, scatter plots revealed a possible threshold of 2000 words for a L2 learner to get 7 in IELTS academic writing. The findings drawn from the study enable teachers to predict their learners’ competency in writing skill by through various vocabulary TESTs.