Lecture 2a: origins of testing
This lecture covers the early history of psychological testing Europ and America. It reviews physiognomy and phrenology, as well as the "brass instruments" era of psychological testing and discusses why these attempts to measure psychological variables were largely unsuccessful.
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Lecture 2b: early testing in United States
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Behaviorism: Skinner, Pavlov, Thorndike, etc.
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Quantum Consciousness and the Origin of Life
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Lecture 1a: introduction, uses of testing
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Class 15a: basics of neuropsychological testing
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Lecture 8b: interpreting the WAIS IV
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The medical test paradox, and redesigning Bayes' rule
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The World's Leading Autism Expert - Professor Sir Simon Baron-Cohen
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