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Finding Test Information with Mental Measurements Yearbook
For information and reviews of tests and other measurement tools for psychology and related fields, Mental Measurements Yearbook is the most comprehensive and valuable tool.
Provides full text reviews and information about commercially available, standardized tests that measure educational skills, personality, vocational aptitude, psychology, and related areas. Entries include title, purpose, target population, scores, administration, priced, time, authors, publisher, and critical reviews.
When you use Mental Measurements Yearbook, you can search for a specific test by name or you can type in a topic to see whether tests on that topic have been published. Use the contact or publisher information to purchase the instrument if you need it.
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- Mental Measurements Yearbook
A comprehensive guide to over 2000 testing instruments, including information needed to evaluate or test products within areas such as psychology, education, business, and leadership.
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