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psychometricsScience of psychological measurement. Psychometricians design and administer psychological tests (see psychological testing), both to generate empirical data on mental processes and to refine their understanding of measurement techniques and the statistical analysis of results. Major concerns include test reliability and validity and the norming or standardization of results. psychometrics [¦sī·kə¦me·triks] (psychology) The mathematical and statistical treatment of psychological data. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Results of the neurobehavioral test of psychomotor function, stabilometry, vibration perception thresholds, and the psychometric test are shown in Table 2. The evaluator may administer, score, and interpret psychometric tests and samples of work; may interview and counsel with clients regarding their work potentials; may recommend appropriate jobs or careers; and may analyze jobs in order to understand their requirements. Subjects were also given psychometric tests to assess traumatic stress symptoms, in order to examine whether there was any correlation between psychologic stress and chronic physiologic effects. |
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