Description

Post-World War II saw the development of psychological testing. Kline designed features with students in mind, consistently emphasising the application of theoretical principles in the real world. An explanation of the fundamentals of psychological testing and how it is used in common educational, clinical, and business settings. Psychological Testing was created in response to the growing demand for a reference work on psychological testing that supports student learning. It offers readers a concise and approachable overview of the subject. This book explains the fundamental ideas, problems, and techniques which are used in psychological testing to students and shows how they are applicable in regular educational, professional, and therapeutic settings. This book goes into great detail to showcase all of these features.