The phrase "social test" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to an assessment of someone's behavior or skills in a social setting. For example, "She passed the job's social test by giving a firm handshake and making direct eye contact during her interview."
"It's because you have to pass a social test in which your peers are checking whether or not you are lying," he said.
Correction: January 28 , 2003 Tuesday An article on Sunday about the political and social test posed in Nigeria by the sentencing of a woman to death by stoning used a misspelled given name in some copies for the country's president, who has had to walk a fine line.
Play behavior of the calves was observed at 2, 5, and 12 wk of age in the following situations: 6 h of spontaneous behavior in the home pen, a 15-min open-field test, and a 15-min social test with an unfamiliar calf.
They entered Facebook's new social test bed built with Unity.
After the keynote, Facebook told me these were made with the social test bed's internal drawing tool.
The second social test allowed full social interaction with the same type of social stimulus, i.e., a same-sex juvenile, thus providing not only a quantitative, but also a qualitative evaluation of social investigation.
Bennett faced severe economic and social tests as the depression deepened.
We have also been developing a series of social tests for primates.
In contrast, female C58/J mice performed similarly to female C57BL/6J mice in both social tests.
In contrast, individually housed calves were more playful during open-field tests and social tests on wk 2 and 5.
The CBT significantly reduced testing time and developed stronger self-efficacy, intrinsic and social testing motivation in the participants.
