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Talja [164]
3 years ago
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Developing Psychological TestsThe beginnings of any published test can likely be traced to "self-talk" (thoughts) on the part of

the test developer. He or she may think "There ought to be a test designed to measure (fill in the blank) in (such and such) way."Consider a psychological test that you think should be developed. In your original post, specify the content area of the test and consider the process of test conceptualization. Write and share a brief ‘blueprint’ of your proposed test, including, for example, the development process, test construction, test tryout, analysis of findings, and test revision. What would be the practical application for your test? In what field(s) would the test be administered, and how might it be useful?
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Pavlova-9 [17]3 years ago
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Your brain is the answer. you are a very smart kid! You are a very beautiful young lady. Or a handsome younge man

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