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KEY FEATURES: A narrative writing style enhances accessibility and keeps readers engaged. Chapters begin and end with relatable examples to make the material more memorable and easier to learn. Chapter-opening learning objectives introduce students to the material and prompt them to identify the key takeaways in their reading. Conclusion sections in each chapter integrate information that students can review to check their comprehension. Chapter-ending discussion and research questions provide opportunities for students to further engage with the material to master chapter content.
Psychological Testing in Applied Research
Psychological Testing in Applied Research
Learning Objectives
- Describe the various functions that psychological tests serve in psychological research
- Identify the steps that researchers took when they developed the Multidimensional Assessment of Preschool Disruptive Behavior (MAP-DB)
- Discuss when it is acceptable to use a very brief psychological test when conducting research
- Discuss the importance of carefully defining the construct that will be studied prior to devising methods of measuring it
- Name the factors researchers consider when they decide if a measure is appropriate to use in an experiment
Jason, a sophomore at a large public university, signed on to be a research subject for a psychology experiment. He saw a sign posted on his dormitory bulletin board offering students $50.00 to participate, and he needed the money. He would have to ...
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