Selected Contents: Pioneers and landmarks in intelligence testing: 5: Making intelligence testing more scientific: Charles Spearman (1863–1945) DR. HUGH MCCREDIE, INDEPENDENT CHARTERED PSYCHOLOGIST Neuroscience and Coaching. DIANE NEWELL, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF OCM’S COACHING SERVICES, PRESENTING AT TPF 8 TH MARCH EVENT. Review by Sarah Perrott, Director of Cresco Consulting. Mental toughness – assessing how we [...]
A few words from your editor, Tameron Chappell, Chartered Occupational Psychologist, Harvey Nash. TPF Committee – update Pioneers and landmarks in Intelligence Testing: 4 Intelligence at War: Robert Yerkes and the US Army Alpha examination. Dr Hugh McCredie, Independent Chartered Psychologist & TPF Committee Member Test User-Occupational Personality: Getting it Right? Carl Francis, Head of UK Operations, Psytech [...]
A few words from your editor Tameron Chappell, Chartered Occupational Psychologist, Harvey Nash The Psychometrics Forum committee – update Pioneers and landmarks in intelligence testing: Dr Hugh McCredie, Independent Chartered Psychologist, TPF Committee Member Adult personality change: mission impossible? Dr Hugh McCredie, Independent Chartered Psychologist, TPF Committee Member presenting at TPF 8th March even, [...]
A few words from your editor, Tameron Chappell, Chartered Occupational Psychologist, Harvey Nash The Psychometrics Forum Committee Pioneers and Landmarks in intelligence tests: 1. Introduction to the series, Dr Hugh McCredie, TPF Vice Chair, Independent Chartered Psychologist Emotional Intelligence - Attitude or Trait, TPF Event 21st September 2016: The JCA Emotional Profile: an introduction. [...]
· Heroes, landmarks and blind alleys in personality assessment. 9. Arriving at the Frontier. Dr Hugh McCredie, TPF Vice Chair · Nigel Povah, Chairman and CEO at a&dc Ltd. Uses and Abuses of Assessment Centres (TPF 23rd June). Review by Dr Jane Pollock, Research & Business Psychologist, Psychometrician. · AC Wash-Up Poster (TPF 23rd June) Dr Kate [...]
Heroes, landmarks and blind alleys in personality assessment 8. Connecting normal and dysfunctional personality characteristics - Dr Hugh McCredie, TPF Vice Chair Dr Pete Jones - Unconscious bias: further developments in implicitly (TPF, 25 June 2015) - Review by Dr Kate Hammond, Business Psychologist & Associate Lecturer Mark Powell - Finding future leaders in your [...]
A word from your editor by Adrian Starkey The utility of psychometric tests for small organizations – Prof. Paul Barrett Heroes, landmarks and blind alleys in personality assessment 7. Personality, feelings and the pursuit of happiness - Dr Hugh McCredie Workforce analytics: who’s fooling who? - Dr Max Blumberg TIFF – the ‘actometric’ [...]
· A word from the Chair by Xanthy Kallis, Chair of the Psychometrics Forum · Heroes 6 - Circumplex models of personality - Dr Hugh McCredie, TPF Vice-chair · Supporting transition of armed forces personnel into Civvy Street by Sharon Patmore, CPsychol, Head of Workplace Psychology, Royal British Legion Industries · Coaching, risk & [...]
· A few words from your Editor by Adrian Starkey · Heroes, landmarks and blind alleys in personality assessment: 5. The contribution of the laboratory and experimental psychology: The work of Jeffery Gray (1934–2004) - Dr Hugh McCredie, TPF Vice-Chair · Dr Rainer Kurz - Structure and dynamics of personality, ability and competency [...]
· A few words from your Editor by Adrian Starkey · Heroes, landmarks and blind alleys in personality assessment: 4. The later psycho-lexical trait studies and the emergence of the Big Five - Dr Hugh McCredie, TPF Vice-Chair · Digital Psychometrics: Personality Assessment in the Social Media & Big Data Era - Roy [...]
