Psychological Testing and Assessment: An Introduction to Tests and Measurement

Ronald Jay Cohen · Mark E. Swerdlik

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Psychological Testing and Assessment Psychometric Methodologies and Testing Educational and Psychological Assessments

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CHAPTER 1 Psychological Testing and Assessment CHAPTER 2 Historical, Cultural, and Legal/Ethical Considerations CHAPTER 3 A Statistics Refresher CHAPTER 4 Of Tests and Testing CHAPTER 5 Reliability CHAPTER 6 Validity CHAPTER 7 Utility CHAPTER 8 Test Development CHAPTER 9 Intelligence and Its Measurement CHAPTER 10 Tests of Intelligence CHAPTER 11 Assessment for Education CHAPTER 12 Personality Assessment: An Overview CHAPTER 13 Personality Assessment Methods CHAPTER 14 Clinical and Counseling Assessment CHAPTER 15 Neuropsychological Assessment CHAPTER 16 Assessment, Careers, and Business References Credits Name Index Glossary/Index

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