PSY 356 - Psychological Testing

This course is an introduction to psychological testing that provides students with a broad foundation and general literacy about the process of psychological testing, its various methods and purposes, as well as the social, political, and legal issues involved. Specific psychometric instruments used for group and individual testing, including intelligence personality, and achievement, will also be reviewed. Students will learn about the process (and complexities) of developing a test. Although not intended to qualify students to administer and interpret psychological test, this course will help them learn to think critically about testing and assessment and to make good judgments about tests and assessment data. A good foundation for students who are thinking about a career in counseling, education, or school psychology.

Prerequisites & Notes
Course Codes: BR. Prereq: PSY.Q 101 or PSY.Q 102. Normal cycle offering: Spring

Credits: 3