Quantification in psychology

By:

"Hays, William L."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Prentice-Hall; 1969Description: 87pSubject(s):

Psychology

DDC classification:

152.8 Hay

Summary: This book attempts to introduce the student in psychology to measurement. Although the quantitative treatment of data by the methods of statistics is heavily emphasized from the very beginning of a student's training, the methods for obtaining numerical measurements are not emphasized. A large part of this volume concerns methods for arriving at numerical scores from behavioral data.

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This book attempts to introduce the student in psychology to measurement. Although the quantitative treatment of data by the methods of statistics is heavily emphasized from the very beginning of a student's training, the methods for obtaining numerical measurements are not emphasized. A large part of this volume concerns methods for arriving at numerical scores from behavioral data.

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