Part I: PRINCIPLES | |
1. Introduction | |
2. Norms and Basic Statistics for Testing | |
3. Correlation and Regression | |
4. Reliability | |
5. Validity | |
6. Writing and Evaluating Test Items | |
7. Selection and Decision Analysis | |
8. Test Administration | |
Part II: APPLICATIONS | |
9. Interviewing Techniques | |
10. Theories of Intelligence and the Binet Scale | |
11. The Wechsler Intelligence Scales | |
12. Other Individual Tests of Ability | |
13. Group Ability Tests: Intelligence, Achievement, and Aptitude | |
14. Tests for Choosing Careers | |
15. Structured Personality Tests | |
16. Projective Personality Tests | |
17. Cognitive-Behavioral Assessment | |
18. Testing in Health Psychology and Health Care | |
Part III: ISSUES | |
19. Test Bias | |
20. Testing and the Law | |
21. The Future of Psychological Testing | |
Appendices | |
1. Areas of a Standard Normal Distribution | |
2. Publishers of Major Tests | |
3. Critical Values of r for Two-Tailed Test | |
4. Critical Values of t | |
5. Code of Fair Testing Practices in Education |
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