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Tests are used to assess qualities and characteristics through observation and classification. To be useful, tests must be standardized, reliable, and valid. There are oral, written, and performance tests, as well as aptitude, intelligence, and personality tests administered by psychologists. Personality tests are commonly used by human resources departments. Background research checks an applicant's job history, family history, economic conditions, and recommendation letters. Medical exams check for contagious diseases, physical fitness for the job, and signs of alcoholism or drug addiction in order to protect worker health. Interviews are also part of the assessment process.
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Ppp testing original
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1. It defines psychological tests as standardized measures of behavior samples and distinguishes between standardized, projective, and pseudo tests.
2. It explains the importance of test standardization, reliability, and validity for ensuring proper test administration and interpretation.
3. It discusses the need to control psychological test use to ensure qualified examiners and prevent test content familiarity from invalidating results.
3. characteristics of psychological tests S.Lakshmanan Psychologist
Psychological tests have five key characteristics: 1) Standardization ensures uniform testing conditions, 2) Objectivity means scoring is free of bias, 3) Test norms establish a frame of reference to compare performances, 4) Reliability means a test yields consistent measurements, and 5) Validity refers to a test accurately measuring what it is intended to measure. These characteristics help ensure psychological tests provide useful and meaningful data about individuals.
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Tests are used to assess qualities and characteristics through observation and classification. To be useful, tests must be standardized, reliable, and valid. There are oral, written, and performance tests, as well as aptitude, intelligence, and personality tests administered by psychologists. Personality tests are commonly used by human resources departments. Background research checks an applicant's job history, family history, economic conditions, and recommendation letters. Medical exams check for contagious diseases, physical fitness for the job, and substance abuse issues, as well as sensory acuity and accident risks. Interviews are also part of the assessment process.
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- 2. Testing • Tests are an assessment of qualities or characteristics that are obtained through the observation and classification of certain situations. • To be useful tests require three essential elements: To be standardized Determine Reliability Validity
- 3. How tests can be applied • Oral: apply verbally through questions and answers. • Translations: apply by written questions and answers. • Performing: apply by performing a job or task at a time.
- 4. Psychological testing Aptitude test: measures the capacity of the person that’s applying for a position. Intelligence test: the objective is to measure the agility and mental capacity. Personality test: help us to notice their emotions, general behavior, reactions and self-confidence. This applications and interpretation of personality tests require the participation of a psychologist.
- 5. Personality Test • This is a real test given by the human relations department at many of the major corporations today.
- 7. Research • The research check and confirm the information obtained from the applicant like: Job History Family History Economic conditions Recommendation Letters
- 8. Medical Exam • To determine if the candidate is suffering from contagious diseases. • Know if have any conditions that may be a contraindication for the job would be offered. • To determine if the worker does not suffer occupational diseases to enter the job. • Get clues on the possibility that the worker is alcoholic or drug addict. • Check whether the worker is the normal and required acuity of his senses.
- 9. • Find if the worker has a defect that predisposes them to suffer accidents. • Guidance about how to be cured of their chronic diseases and prevent those that might happen. • Research your overall health. • Serve as a basis for periodic reviews to monitor their workers' health. • Serve as a basis for periodic reviews to monitor their workers' health
- 10. Interview
- 11. Thanks For Your attention ! !