Measuring Humans - Green, Bonnie; Kiess, Harold
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Beginning with historical background and early approaches to testing, Measuring Humans gives students a foundational understanding of critical concepts in the discipline. The book covers test classifications, criteria, and norms, as well as test construction, reliability, and validity.

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Beginning with historical background and early approaches to testing, Measuring Humans gives students a foundational understanding of critical concepts in the discipline. The book covers test classifications, criteria, and norms, as well as test construction, reliability, and validity.
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Bonnie A. Green, who holds a Ph.D. in psychology from Lehigh University, is a professor of psychology at East Stroudsburg University. Her areas of expertise include applied statistics and psychometrics. She conducts research in student success and pedagogical practices. Dr. Green is co-author (with Harold Kiess) of Statistical Concepts for the Behavioral Sciences, fourth edition. Harold Kiess earned his Ph.D. in experimental psychology at the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana. He went on to serve as a research psychologist for the United States Army and a professor of psychology at Framingham University. Now a professor emeritus, Dr. Kiess is the author of several books on statistics and research methods.