Falsifiability (psychological test theory)
Faking is in the psychological test theory the extent to which a test individual control (of the subjects allows) the nature and content of the information provided or. In particular, answers based on social desirability in judgment tests or a lack of willingness to make efforts in performance tests can contribute to the falsification. In this respect, the integrity is a secondary quality criterion of psychological processes.
See also
- Unadulterated test as a special statistical test in test theory
Individual evidence
- ↑ The test evaluation system of the Diagnostik- und Testkuratorium , German Society for Psychology , 2015, Section 2.4.
- ↑ Michael Eid , Katharina Schmidt: Test theory and test construction . Hogrefe Verlag , 2014, page 69.
- ↑ falsification in COD Encyclopedia of Psychology