PSYC 502

The school district policy requires that all new students are to be tested for placement, if a student moves from a rural school and relocates to an urban school that is within the same school district, upon moving the student is tested, but their scores are different from two months prior. My first reaction is what is the difference within the scores? If the scores where better than two months prior, then why? Does the student moving from a rural school to an urban school have an impact on...

I have taken many texts and exams throughout my life. I have taken SAT, ACT, and the GRE which are very stressful multiple-choice exams. I have completed, First Responder, Emergency Medical Technical Basic, and Paramedic exams, which are all multiple choice written exams with a practical exam. As well as numerous exams in college courses both at the graduate and the undergraduate level. The most recent example I can think of is exams for my Quality Matters Peer Reviewer course that I am cu...

The case being discussed in this analysis involves a counselor that is employed at a university who uses computer-based personality assessments to gather data from the students who seek her assistance with career selection. Many issues can arise from situations such as this and there are a vast number of variables that have a direct effect on the effectiveness of the procedure. In this analysis of this case, there is explanation of the immediate reaction and details of notice as well as que...

This case analysis is focused on the various components and ethical concerns that might pertain to a psychologist creating a website that includes projective tests such as the Rorschach test among several others. Projective tests are a type of assessment that requires the test taker to respond to certain kinds of stimuli by drawing upon their own thoughts and perceptions (Kumar, 2016). The Rorschach test is one example of a projective test and it involves presenting the test taker with vari...