PSYC 6590 - Tests and Measures (3)

Third course in the master’s Psychological Foundation sequence. Basic psychometric concepts and an introduction to the five major categories of testing as used in education, neuropsychological assessment, I/O psychology, forensic assessment, and career counseling/development. These topics are embedded within considerations of culture, diversity, and ethical implication in order to prepare the student to evaluate, select, and use both tests and measures in an ethical and professional manner. Origin and logic of testing, norms, reliability, validity, criteria of judging test, and ethical/practical consideration in test/measure administration will be covered. Prerequisite(s): Admission to graduate program in psychology or Professional School Counseling. PSYC 5040 & 5140 or equivalent.