Measurement in Psychology

Discover the intriguing intersection of measurement and psychology in the insightful book Measurement in Psychology by Cambridge University Press. Published in 1999, this hardback edition spans 268 pages and delves into how the concept of measurement, often seen as fixed, becomes adaptable when applied to the complex field of psychology. This thought-provoking work explores the philosophical and social influences that have reshaped our understanding of psychological attributes. It raises essential questions about the quantification of psychological traits, challenging readers to consider whether these attributes can truly be measured. Ideal for students, educators, and professionals in psychology, this book offers a comprehensive examination of measurement practices and their implications in the field. Enhance your understanding of psychology's quantitative aspects with this essential read.