'Test theories' presentation slideshows

Factor Analysis

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Tools for the

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Psychology 3306

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Chapter 2 Prepared by S. Saterfield

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Psychology 305A: Theories of Personality Lecture 2

Psychology 305A: Theories of Personality Lecture 2. 1. Scoring Your Questionnaire: BFT. In order to score your questionnaire, you must compute 5 scores. Score 1: Sum items 1, 6, 11, 16, 21 Score 2: Sum items 2, 7, 12, 17, 22 Score 3: Sum items 3, 8, 13, 18, 23

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Research Methods

Research Methods. Positivism and its variants. Why study Positivism?. Hughes & Sharrock (1997: 24): positivism was ? orthodoxy in social science No longer believed? (Williams, 1976) Yet economics still heavily influenced Authors defined in terms of positivism

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The Structure of the World Emily Thomas ( CERSS )

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Source: Roth & Bruce (1995)

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1. PERSONALITY AND THE SCIENTIFIC OUTLOOK. Why study personality?. The study of human personality helps us understand ourselves and other people better, and gives us a greater appreciation for the complexity of human experience. Definition of Personality.

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Lesson 2 Main Test Theories: The Classical Test Theory (CTT)

Lesson 2 Main Test Theories: The Classical Test Theory (CTT). Test theories. They allow to set one functional relationship between: Observable variables (from empirical scores obtained by subjects in tests or in their items); and

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Food Preference Inquiry

Food Preference Inquiry. Food preference inquiry. Create your own hypothesis about the food preference of ants Example: When offered cornbread, honey and dead mealworms, my ants will feed equally on all three food substances. Protocol. Locate an ant feeding trail

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