Indonesian Air Force Sets MURI Record with 3,000 Psychological Test Participants

RRI.CO.ID, Jakarta - The Air Force Psychology Service (Dispsiau) received an award from the Indonesian Museum of Records (MURI) for organizing the Intelligence Performance Unit (IPU) and Adaptation Value Potential (PNA) tests. The event was attended by more than 3,000 participants.

The award serves as recognition for the organization of large-scale psychological assessments that support the mapping of potential and the development of human resources in Indonesia. The MURI Record Certificate was handed over by the MURI Operations Director, Jusuf Ngadri, to the Head of Dispsiau, First Marshal TNI Theresia Soepi S., during the 75th Anniversary of Dispsiau in Jakarta, Tuesday, August 4, 2026.

"I hope we continue to develop examination, assessment, and psychological intervention methods based on the latest technology, without disregarding scientific principles or the ethical code of the psychology profession," she said.

The IPU and PNA tests were conducted from July 5 to 16, 2026, involving more than 3,000 participants. This activity is part of efforts to expand psychological services while also enhancing the mapping of intelligence, potential, and adaptability of the community.

MURI's Operational Director, Jusuf Ngadri, stated that the implementation of the test was officially recognized as an Indonesian Record because it involved the largest number of participants in the organization of a similar psychological assessment.

"The organization of the IQ test and interest mapping held from July 5–16, 2026, with more than 3,000 participants, has been officially recognized as an Indonesian Record," he explained.

According to MURI, the award is a form of appreciation for the implementation of psychological services that reach a wide audience while also encouraging increased awareness of the importance of mapping potential, interests, and intelligence from an early age as part of the development of Indonesian human resources.