PSYC 3630
Psychological Measurement and Assessment
A study of the basic concepts of measurement in psychology and the application of these concepts in selected areas of psychology. The principal topics of the course will be historical foundations, basic concepts such as reliability, validity, and invariance, the use of different tests and instruments, scaling, and the unique aspects of measurement encountered in different areas of psychology. Students may not hold credit for both PSYC 3630 and PSYC 3631 .
Prerequisites & course information
PR/CR: A minimum grade of C is required unless otherwise indicated. Prerequisite: [ PSYC 2260 (B) or PSYC 2261 (B) or the former PSYC 2300] and written consent of department head. Equiv To: PSYC 3631 Attributes: Social Science
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027