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  • All psychological tests must have reliability and validity.
    • Reliability refers to the measurement consistency of a test.
    • Tests have validity when they actually measure what they are designed to measure.
  • Psychological tests are based on norms, standards of test performance that permit the comparison of test scores.
    • Norms are established by administering a particular test to a large number of people and determining the typical scores.





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