psychometrics
- noun
- /ˌsaɪkoʊˈmɛtrɪks/
- Specialized
- Psychologists often use psychometrics to evaluate intelligence and personality through standardized tests.
- training in psychometrics
- psychometrics and assessment
Well, when it comes to psychometrics, you have a listen for and you code it.
- Well, when it comes to psychometrics, you have a listen for and you code it.
- And that's also one thing I want to mention about psychometrics.
Examples
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Training presentations were developed with an overview of the measure, its purpose, psychometrics, and procedures for administration, scoring, and reliability of scoring.
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His research interests include professional issues, the psychometrics of assessment and diagnosis, individual differences, and computer applications.
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And I think that's one of the reasons that psychometrics in general has been so important.
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Test bias falls within the general field of measurement theory and psychometrics.
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Most of the questionnaires require the administrator and interpreter to have undergone training in psychometrics.
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An alliance among education, social work, and psychometrics in vocational guidance led to the organization of the National Vocational Guidance Association (NVGA) in 1913.
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The field of psychometrics plays a crucial role in developing reliable assessments for educational purposes.
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Understanding psychometrics is essential for anyone working with psychological testing and measurement.
Synonyms
The study of tests that measure people's intelligence, skills, and personality
A field of psychology that measures mental abilities and personality
A way to check thinking skills with standard tests
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Psychometrics comes from psycho- 'mind', the same psycho- you see in psychology, and -metrics 'measure', the same idea in metric and meter. So, psychometrics is literally 'measuring the mind', which is why it is about tests and methods to check intelligence, skills, and personality.