Psychological Testing and Assessment: An Introduction to Tests and Measurement
by Ronald Jay Cohen, Mark Swerdlik
Psychological Testing and Assessment: An Introduction to Tests and Measurement by Ronald Jay Cohen and Mark Swerdlik introduces the core principles of psychological evaluation. It covers the essentials of test construction, administration, reliability, validity, and ethical practices, providing a solid foundation for students and professionals in psychology.
About This Book
Psychological Testing and Assessment serves as an introductory guide to the principles of tests and measurement in psychology. It explores the fundamental concepts that underpin the development and application of assessment tools.
The book covers key aspects of how psychological tests are constructed, administered, and interpreted to measure various human attributes. It emphasizes the importance of reliability and validity in ensuring accurate assessments.
Readers gain insights into the ethical considerations involved in testing practices. The text provides a balanced view of both theoretical foundations and practical applications in diverse settings.
Overall, it offers a comprehensive starting point for understanding how measurement techniques contribute to psychological evaluation and decision-making.
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