Psychological Testing: Principles, Applications, and Issues,   ISBN:9780495095552

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This book is written at an undergraduate level, but used in graduate level courses. It is clearly written and easy to understand.

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I needed this specific textbook for a class I am taking. For a tough subject, everything is explained very well, it's easy to follow and there are a lot of examples.

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I primarily bought this book for a course that I am taking. As an I/O psychologist, I was hoping to have greater details into my particular field. There aren't sufficient samples to apply the theories discussed, however as the name of the book suggests, there are principles stated and issues, but few applications.

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I am really pleased with this purchase. I paid a cheaper price for a good quality book.

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This textbook has been assigned for a class I am taking on Psychological Tests and Measurements. The writing style is rambling and disorganized, which is forgivable, however, within a single chapter (Chapter 2: Norms and Basic Statistics for Testing) I have come across several mathematical errors in the examples. This makes it nearly impossible to follow. If I hadn't already taken a few statistics courses, I don't think I would be able to decode what the authors are trying to teach. There are also errors in the informational charts in Appendix 1, which are necessary for my homework assignments. I realize that most people don't have any say in the textbooks they use, but if you have any choice in the matter I strongly urge you NOT to buy this book.