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Kerala SET Psychology Mock Test - 01
Questions120
Duration120 min
Total Marks120
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Kerala SET Psychology preparation course.
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Unit III of Kerala SET Psychology covering psychological measurement, psychological tests, psychometric assessment, and principles of test construction.
Understand the qualitative and quantitative approaches used in the study and measurement of psychological behavior.
Unit III of Kerala SET Psychology covering test construction, reliability, validity, norms, and the development and standardization of psychological tests.
Understand the major steps in test conceptualization, including item preparation, item analysis, estimation of reliability, validity and norms, and preparation of a test manual.
Understand the concept of reliability, methods of estimating reliability, major reliability coefficients, and the purpose of reliability coefficients.
Understand the concept and major types of validity, including face, content, criterion, construct, convergent, and divergent validity, and the relationship between validity and reliability. Duration:
Understand norm-referencing, criterion-referencing, the steps involved in developing norms, and major types of norms including age-equivalent, grade-equivalent, percentile, and standard score norms.
Unit III of Kerala SET Psychology covering quantitative data, variance, experimental research methods, quasi-experimental methods, ex-post-facto research, non-experimental designs, and small-N designs.
Understand the nature, characteristics, and role of quantitative data in psychological research.
Understand the concept of variance, partitioning of variance, sources of error variance, and methods of controlling error variance through appropriate research designs.
Understand the characteristics of experimental research and the major between-group and within-group experimental designs used in psychology.
Understand the major quasi-experimental research methods, including time-series, equivalent time-samples, non-equivalent control-group, counterbalanced, separate-sample pretest-posttest, patched-up, longitudinal, cross-sectional, and cohort designs.
Understand the purpose and major components of a psychological test manual and the importance of standardization in psychological testing.
Understand ex-post-facto and non-experimental research designs, including correlational, criterion-group, observational, archival, and case study designs, along with the advantages, disadvantages, and major types of small-N designs.