Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing

This should be required reading for anyone who deals in anyway with Psychological/Educational testing. Ethics are very important to the practice of psychology and this book clearly states what are ethical violations.

Type is pretty small if your eyes aren't too good - I would have considered the hardcover if the book and type would be bigger, but the price difference between a used paperback and a hardcover was just too much to pass up.It's a great reference and is considered one of the go-to handbooks for educational institutions that conduct or develop tests and measurements. There is a lot of technical jargon in it, but you need to read it to grasp the jargon when you hear it actually used.

The Bible for testing standards for test developers and test users. Thankfully the editorial/author team addressed accessibility in depth in the Fairness chapter, likely in response to the light on the subject following the introduction of modified alternate achievement tests. Ideally - and as recognized by the new Standards - accessibility should be built into every assessment for every population from the ground floor.A variety of other "new" topics are addressed as well, including opportunity to learn.Overall, a worthy successor to the 1999 version, and it should be on every test developer's shelf.

The only downside to this product was the cigarette smell that came with the book. It should be advertised as coming from a smoking home. Just a thought for those with allergies, like myself.

This book is good for the scale developer.

I received this book as advertised. The book also came two days earlier than expected. Very pleased with this buy.

positive experience

Needed it for a class. One to keep for reference