Rabindrik Psychotherapy Research Institute Trust (RPRIT) is founded by a group of academicians and Practitioners, dedicated to developing an efficient faculty group for research design, teaching and application in Principles of Applied Psychometrics. Recently we have completed the first batch of the Applied Psychometrics course.
About the course:
Syllabus:
Paper 1: Introduction to Applied Psychometrics.
Introduction, Scope, relation with other disciplines, Psychometrics for Psychiatry, Forensic, health behavior, organizational behavior and Academic achievement. Keywords of Applied Psychometrics- item, reliability, validity, test standardization, item invariance.
Practicum 1: Clinical Psychometry
Describing item characteristics of one clinical Psychological test, uses and case interpretation.
Paper 2: Characteristics of Good Psychological test
Scales of Measurement, Characteristics of Good Psychological test, Construct, concept, theory and Items - Direct and Indirect observation. Item difficulty, item discrimination, item validity, item characteristics curve.
Practicum2: Item Analysis
Item statistics of environmental attitude questionnaire.
Paper 3: Reliability testing
Reliability techniques and assessment - Theories, Test-retest, Alternative, Internal consistency, factors affecting reliability.
Practicum3: Test-retest reliability
Assessing test-retest reliability of Rabindrik value questionnaire.
Paper 4: Validity
Validity techniques and assessment :Content, Predictive, Construct and Differential validity.
Practicum 4: Differential validity
Assessing differential validity of Psychological test.
Paper 5: Norm estimation
Test standardization - Subjectivity-Objectivity, Norm.
Practicum5: Case classification
Classification of cases by norm estimation.
Admission procedure: Applicant first pay the non-refundable amount and register using registration link. or you can post this link on your browser : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSehwwpiI1VLXSpxYgOha-X7k6qmu_EzyiBbryZVkJ5k40yNTg/viewform
Eligibility: PG/UG qualified or currently pursuing PG in Social sciences (Psychology, Education, Sociology, Human resource Management, Finance). Basic knowledge about statistics is important but not mandatory.
Seats: 15
Period:2 month (First session is for learning theories and Second is for practicum).
Class hours: The course will follow blended learning in which both offline and online training will be provided. Each online class will be one hour - Monday and Friday from 8 to 9 PM. Online classes will be held in zoom or Google meet. Google classroom will be used for note sharing and evaluation.
Each paper carries 16 marks. Total marks is (5 papers X 16 marks )=80. First month will be theory and next month will be practicum.