UBC
Library: Psychological Tests and Measurements
Websites
Among the following websites are guides
to locating, selecting, and using psychological tests and measures, databases
of tests, indexes to test resources, and more.
The American Psychological Association's
"Finding Information about Psychological Tests" FAQs
http://www.apa.org/science/faq-findtests.html
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Step by step guide to selecting, locating,
and acquiring both published and unpublished tests. Sections include
"Finding a Particular Type of Test", "Locating Test Publishers", and "Purchasing
Tests."
Buros Insitute
http://www.unl.edu/buros/
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This website, from the publishers of
the Mental Measurements Yearbooks and Tests in Print, includes
instructions
for using its various publications.
Mental Health Net -- Assessment Resources
http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/center_index.php/id/18
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Annotated and rated links to a huge variety
of web resources including test publishers, test locators, listservs, mailing
lists, journals, and professional organizations.
Psychwatch Assessment Page
http://www.psychwatch.com/assessment_page.htm
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Scroll down to "Assessment Sites and
Materials on the Net" for links to test publishers, organizations, reviews,
online tests, and more.
Quality of Life Instruments Database
http://www.qlmed.org/
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This database in the field of health-related quality of life (QoL) is dedicated to those involved in the evaluation of health outcomes such as academics researchers, physicians, students, pharmaceutical companies, health
authorities and international organizations. Its aim is to help researchers find relevant and reliable information on QoL and health outcomes instruments in an easy and practical way.
Prepared by Deborah
Hutchison and Sheryl Adam
Koerner Library -- Humanities and
Social Sciences Division
Updated: August 2006
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Library, 2009