Review of Psychological Tests, Methods

Abstract

Reviews the book, Psychological Tests, Methods, and Results by Henry E. Garrett and Matthew R. Schneck (1933). As a vast amount of research is constantly being attempted in the field of psychological testing and many workers are devoting their entire time to the development of these tests, this combination textbook and handbook will be a welcome addition to the libraries of students and clinicians In this one volume, which is really two books, the authors have succeeded in discussing a wide variety of tests briefly, objectively, and concisely. The feeling which one has after completing this excellent survey of the entire field of testing is, that while clearly showing what has already been done, it will help to point out the way for further advancement. Its major contribution, however, will be to the student who wishes to gain a generalized background in testing before taking up the use of any particular kind of tests. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)