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PSYCH 433 - Psychological Testing

Testing is perhaps the most widely used method within psychology. Individual and group tests are used to assess intelligence, aptitude, achievement, interests, and personality. Once the items of a test have been scaled, the test can be used to assess individual or group performance. The course will focus on the construction and uses of testing instruments in psychology. The student will develop, administer, and report on his or her own unique test instrument. Prerequisites: PSYCH 324 , PSYCH 330  and PSYCH 339 . (3)


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