Module 1
Lecture no 1- Introduction to measurement
Lecture no 2- Scales of Measurement
Lecture no 3 – Scales/Levels of Measurement Part 1
Lecture no 4 – Scales/Levels of Measurement Part 2
Lecture no 5- Psychological and Physical Measurement
Lecture no 6-Problems of Measurement
Lecture no 10- Signal Detection Theory
Lecture no 11-Introduction to Scaling Methods
Lecture no 12-Method of Average Error
Lecture no 14-Method of Limits
Lecture no 15- Method of Constant Stimuli
Lecture no 16- Method of Paired Comparison
Lecture no 17- Method of Rank Order
Module 2- Nature and Uses of Psychological Tests
Lecture no 1- Psychological Testing-History Part 1
Lecture no 2 – Psychological Testing-History Part 2
Lecture no 3 – Uses of Psychological Tests
Lecture no 4- Characteristics of a Good Test
Lecture no 5- Ethical Issues in Psychological Testing
Lecture no 6- Classification of Psychological Tests Part 1
Lecture no 7- Classification of Psychological Tests Part 2
Module 3
Lecture 2-General steps of test construction-part 1
Lecture 5 – Reliability (part 1 )
Lecture 6 – Reliability (part 2 )
Lecture 7 – Reliability (part 3 )
Lecture 8 – Reliability (part 4 )
Lecture 9 – Validity ( part 1 )
Lecture 10 – Validity ( part 2 )
Lecture 11 – Validity ( part 3 )
Lecture 12 – Validity ( part 4 )
Lecture 13 – Validity ( part 5 )
Lecture 15 – Criterion referencing
Lecture 18- Standard score norms
Lecture 19- Preparation of manual
Module 4- Basics of psychological research
Lecture 1- Meaning and characteristics of research
Lecture 2- Identifying a Problem
Lecture 4 – Types of hypothesis and variables
Lecture 5 – Formulating a Research Design
Lecture 6 – Data Collection Methods – Part 1
Lecture 7 – Data Collection Methods – Part 2
Lecture 8 – Data Collection Methods – Part 3
Lecture 9 – Data Collection Methods – Part 4
Lecture 11 – Writing report – Structure & Writing style
Lecture 12 : Research process – Final stage –
Lecture 13 : Historical research
Lecture 14 : Basic vs Applied research & Experimental research