Category Archives: Psychology
British Psychological Society revises certification
New register for British Psychological Society test user certification If you are certified to perform psychological tests under BPS (the British Psychological Society), then please note that a new register will be launched from from Monday 5. These changes bring … Continue reading
Types of psychometric test
What types of psychometric test are there? Confusion when choosing the right psychometric test for your needs is unsurprising when there are hundreds on the market. Here we list four key characteristics which differentiate tests and also summarise the main three … Continue reading
What is Kolb’s Learning Cycle?
An Introduction to Kolb’s Learning Cycle Also see Doug Shaw’s guest post on Learning by Doing Kolb’s Learning Cycle was published in 1984 and is a useful model based on Experiential Learning Theory (ELT) from which trainers and other learning professionals can learn how … Continue reading
Posted in Learning & Development, Psychology, Train the Trainer
Tagged abstract conceptualisation, active experimentation, concrete experience, experiential learning, kolb's learning cycle, learning, learning by doing, learning cycle, reflective observation, train the trainer, train the trainer training
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What is psychometric testing?
Psychometric Testing – what is it and what is it used for? What is psychometric testing? A simple definition lies in the word ‘psychometrics’ itself: psycho means to do with the mind, while metrics means to do with measurement. So, … Continue reading
Psychometric Testing: a best practice guide
Best practice guide to psychometric testing
Disadvantages of Psychometric Testing
Are there any disadvantages to using Psychometric Testing?
Advantages of Psychometric Testing
What are the advantages of Psychometric Testing?
Memneon: a new brain training game
Develop your brain power with MEMNEON Thanks to Steve Turnbull, CEO of Alchemista, for this guest blog in which he introduces his new memory game Memneon – which has got even Stephen Fry tweeting. Have you tried it yet? What … Continue reading
Posted in E-learning & Technology, Psychology
Tagged alchemista, brain games, development, e-learning, iphone apps, memneon, neuroscience, steve turnball
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