Definition of psychometrics in English:

psychometrics

plural noun sʌɪkə(ʊ)ˈmɛtrɪksˌsaɪkəˈmɛtrɪks

treated as singular The science of measuring mental capacities and processes.
心理测量学
Example sentencesExamples
- Although this was necessary, due to the lack of pre-existing measures in the field, these measures lack established psychometrics.
- As a particular discipline, psychometrics provides methodologies for constructing measurement tools and frameworks for testing whether such tools achieve expected objectives.
- ‘For a hundred years, psychometrics have done a great job of identifying high ability in many domains, but we haven't spent as much time identifying underlying mechanisms responsible for why people test this way,’ says O'Boyle.
- McCarthy has an expertise in psychometrics, assessment and research methods, and a longstanding commitment to education in psychology.
- The longest shadow hanging over psychometrics - the measurement of intelligence - comes from The Bell Curve, the 1994 book on genetic influences written by Richard Herrnstein and Charles Murray.

Definition of psychometrics in US English:

psychometrics

plural nounˌsaɪkəˈmɛtrɪksˌsīkəˈmetriks

treated as singular The science of measuring mental capacities and processes.
心理测量学
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘For a hundred years, psychometrics have done a great job of identifying high ability in many domains, but we haven't spent as much time identifying underlying mechanisms responsible for why people test this way,’ says O'Boyle.
- McCarthy has an expertise in psychometrics, assessment and research methods, and a longstanding commitment to education in psychology.
- As a particular discipline, psychometrics provides methodologies for constructing measurement tools and frameworks for testing whether such tools achieve expected objectives.
- Although this was necessary, due to the lack of pre-existing measures in the field, these measures lack established psychometrics.
- The longest shadow hanging over psychometrics - the measurement of intelligence - comes from The Bell Curve, the 1994 book on genetic influences written by Richard Herrnstein and Charles Murray.

词汇	psychometrics
释义	Definition of psychometrics in English: psychometrics plural noun sʌɪkə(ʊ)ˈmɛtrɪksˌsaɪkəˈmɛtrɪks treated as singular The science of measuring mental capacities and processes. 心理测量学 Example sentencesExamples Although this was necessary, due to the lack of pre-existing measures in the field, these measures lack established psychometrics. As a particular discipline, psychometrics provides methodologies for constructing measurement tools and frameworks for testing whether such tools achieve expected objectives. ‘For a hundred years, psychometrics have done a great job of identifying high ability in many domains, but we haven't spent as much time identifying underlying mechanisms responsible for why people test this way,’ says O'Boyle. McCarthy has an expertise in psychometrics, assessment and research methods, and a longstanding commitment to education in psychology. The longest shadow hanging over psychometrics - the measurement of intelligence - comes from The Bell Curve, the 1994 book on genetic influences written by Richard Herrnstein and Charles Murray. Definition of psychometrics in US English: psychometrics plural nounˌsaɪkəˈmɛtrɪksˌsīkəˈmetriks treated as singular The science of measuring mental capacities and processes. 心理测量学 Example sentencesExamples ‘For a hundred years, psychometrics have done a great job of identifying high ability in many domains, but we haven't spent as much time identifying underlying mechanisms responsible for why people test this way,’ says O'Boyle. McCarthy has an expertise in psychometrics, assessment and research methods, and a longstanding commitment to education in psychology. As a particular discipline, psychometrics provides methodologies for constructing measurement tools and frameworks for testing whether such tools achieve expected objectives. Although this was necessary, due to the lack of pre-existing measures in the field, these measures lack established psychometrics. The longest shadow hanging over psychometrics - the measurement of intelligence - comes from The Bell Curve, the 1994 book on genetic influences written by Richard Herrnstein and Charles Murray.
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