Psychological Measurement and Testing

Starting Points

APA Testing and Assessment

APA's Testing Office offers a testing information clearinghouse with links to several full text and sale items, and a list of links to other testing sites; also offers guide to finding and using psychological tests.

Buros Institute of Mental Measurements

Information and professional assistance for users of commercially published tests from the publishers of the Mental Measurements Yearbook and Tests in Print. The site provides a test locator and a test review locator for psychological and educational tests. Articles and links to other sites of information on psychological testing are also available.

Mental Measurements Yearbook

Contains descriptions and reviews regarding English-language standardized tests a directory of test publishers.

Articles & eResources

PsycINFO

Tests can also be researched using PsychInfo. For help with this, please ask at the reference desk.

Books & Library Materials

Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders : DSM-IV-TR

Published by American Psychiatric Association, the DSM-IV is the leading classification and diagnostic manual used by practitioners for diagnosing mental disorders. For each mental disorder the manual includes Diagnostic Criteria, Diagnostic Features, Subtypes, Associated Features & Disorders, Specific Cultural, Age, and Gender Features, Prevalence, Course, Familial Pattern, and Differential Diagnosis.

Measures for psychological assessment : a guide to 3,000 original sources and their applications

This useful, but dated (1976), resource provides annotated references to thousands of psychological measures that appeared in journal articles or other publications.

Tests in print V : an index to tests, test reviews, and the literature on specific tests

An index with descriptions (but not evaluations) of published, commercially available psychological and achievement tests.

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