Course objectives
Amity Business School
To develop an understanding of the concept of psychological testing by providing a theoretical background of psychological assessment of personality tests and their applications and the ethics of the usage of different types of psychological tests. MODULE III ( 8sessions)
MODULE I (6sessions)
MODULE II ( 6 sessions)
MODULE IV (4 sessions)
MODULE V (6 sessions)
Personality testing
Applications of testing
Concept of psychological testing, Nature and Use of Psychological Tests, Historical Antecedents of Modern Testing
Norms and Meaning of Test scores, Reliability and Validity Self Report Inventories and Scales- MBTI Educational and FIRO-B Projective techniques- TAT, Sentence testing Completion Test Occupational Measures of styles and types Situation Tests testing Self-concepts and personal Constructs Observer Reports
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20%
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40%
CT
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66%
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85%
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100%
PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING
Module 1: Functions and origins of Psychological testing Concept of psychological testing, nature and uses of psychological tests, historical antecedents of modern testing. ,
Psychological test
A Psychological test is a standardized instrument designed to measure objectively one or more aspects of a total personality by means of samples of verbal and nonverbal responses or by means of other behaviour. The key words in this definition are : Standardized reliability and validity Objectivity - free from subjective judgments Sample No of persons selected to represent the population
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Schools( from the first grade to the university) and colleges are the largest users of psychological tests
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