Blogs about: Psychometrics
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Photographs As Items for Assessment - Free Example
Photographs of people in activity is a promising newer area for development of business-relevant assessments that has been in use for years in healthcare. Originally developed in the Netherlands… more →
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Well Would Ya?
Digital Zeus™ wrote 5 days ago: To date the HVACPROTech® Evaluation Boards have a total of one member review of the Ritchie® Yellow … more →
Draft Legislation on Development and Adoption of an Intangible Assets Metric System
livingcapitalmetrics wrote 6 days ago: In my opinion, more could be done to effect meaningful and effective health care reform with legisla … more →
Thurstone's Missed Metrological Opportunity
livingcapitalmetrics wrote 1 week ago: Leon L. Thurstone (1959, p. 214), an early psychometrician, founder of the University of Chicago Psy … more →
How normal are you?
organizationalscientist wrote 1 week ago: You’ll have run across psychometric tests – the Stanford-Binet IQ test, the Myers-Briggs … more →
Workplace Violence: Why We Can’t Eliminate It (But We Can Reduce It)
George Guajardo wrote 2 weeks ago: No matter how you slice it, this has been a rough week for Americans. Yesterday, an Army Psychiatris … more →
Genius and Stupidity
secondhandparanoia wrote 1 month ago: Lewis Terman’s (1907) dissertation is now available to freely read via Google Books. His blun … more →
Psychometric, not psychodrama …
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anton franckeiss wrote 1 month ago: At first glance, a list of forthcoming psychometric tools, instruments and tests can look pretty dau … more →
Just posted on www.economist.com in response to Sept 26 Schumpeter article
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livingcapitalmetrics wrote 1 month ago: Let’s cut through the Gordian Knot to the real issue. That we manage what we measure is as clo … more →
Three demands of meaningful measurement
livingcapitalmetrics wrote 1 month ago: The core issue in measurement is meaningfulness. There are three major aspects of meaningfulness to … more →
Response to John Carney's comments on Sept 25th's Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal on NPR
livingcapitalmetrics wrote 2 months ago: Way to go, John Carney!! You’re my new hero! Finally someone has said it right out loud: Even … more →
Designing a Game AI Assessment
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liebke wrote 2 months ago: My good friend, Twitchdoctor, left a comment on my previous post, “Designing a Personality Tes … more →
Designing a Personality Test for Machine Learning Systems
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liebke wrote 2 months ago: In my first post of this blog, I dismissed the idea of measuring personality traits in machine learn … more →
This Assessment Pudding Lacks The Proof I Was Promised
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George Guajardo wrote 2 months ago: I spent an hour on the phone with my buddy Tex yesterday (names have been changed to protect the “in … more →
Reliability Coefficients: Starting from the Beginning
livingcapitalmetrics wrote 2 months ago: [This posting was prompted by questions concerning a previous blog entry, Reliability Revisited, and … more →
Reliability Revisited: Distinguishing Consistency from Error
livingcapitalmetrics wrote 3 months ago: When something is meaningful to us, and we understand it, then we can successfully restate it in our … more →
ASK Elsewhere
don't compromise wrote 3 months ago: Our blog isn’t the only place that you can read our thoughts and opinions – or find out … more →
The 360-degree spin
Craig wrote 3 months ago: Article published in HR Leader magazine: The 360-degree spin. 360-degree feedback is a well-rounded … more →
Contesting the Claim, Part I: Are Rasch Measures Really as Objective as Physical Measures?
livingcapitalmetrics wrote 4 months ago: Psychometricians, statisticians, metrologists, and measurement theoreticians tend to be pretty unass … more →
How to get the right people in the right places
Paul Derham wrote 4 months ago: Do you have the wrong people driving your business forward? Are they in the wrong positions? (Photo … more →
