LibGuides: Education: Testing & Measuring

Testing & Measuring

On this page you will find links to testing and measuring tools for Education.

For additional resources or further assistance, please contact the Reference Desk via email or call 732-571-3438.

Tests & Instruments Handout

You can view and print out a PDF of the Tests & Assessment Instruments handout for further help.

Reference Sources

Test Critiques
Call Number: BF176 .T419 1984
Publication Date: 1984
Extensive reviews of standardized tests in psychology, education and business.
Tests : a comprehensive reference for assessments in psychology, education, and business by Taddy Maddox.
Call Number: BF176 .T43 2008
Publication Date: 2008

Mental Measurements Yearbook (EBSCO) This link opens in a new window
Available electronically from Ebsco. Tests in Print is an index to tests, test reviews and the literature on specific tests; cross-referenced to the Mental Measurements Yearbooks and now included in MMY online
Health & Psychosocial Instruments (HaPI) This link opens in a new window
features material on unpublished information-gathering tools for clinicians that are discussed in journal articles, such as questionnaires, interview schedules, tests, checklists, rating and other scales, coding schemes, and projective techniques. Over 2/3 of the tools are in medical and nursing areas such pain measurement, quality of life assessment, and drug efficacy evaluation.

Buros Institute of Mental Measurements includes links for tests and test reviews as well as citations leading to additional test information.

ETS Tests : We have some tests in the Library. Microfiche sets A-M, N, O, AA-DD and indexes located in cabinet near microfilm readers on first floor.

HaPI Database

Health & Psychosocial Instruments (HaPI) This link opens in a new window
features material on unpublished information-gathering tools for clinicians that are discussed in journal articles, such as questionnaires, interview schedules, tests, checklists, rating and other scales, coding schemes, and projective techniques. Over 2/3 of the tools are in medical and nursing areas such pain measurement, quality of life assessment, and drug efficacy evaluation.