UCT

In-depth notes covering the contributions of Wundt, Galton, Cattell and Binet. The history ranges from ancient history (Han dynasty) to the Stanford-Binet scale. Intelligence testing and eugenics is covered, as well as how intelligence testing was used to racially discriminate in America and South Africa.

This document outlines: how psychometrics is defined, the important aspects of it, the three (3) different tests, the two (2) types of personality tests, the purpose of TAT tests as well as norm and criterion referenced tests. I have included diagrams as well as examples.

Validity and reliability are contrasted. Additionally, notes are on the four (4) types of validity which include how each type is established and a comparison between them.

The notes cover the meaning of reliability. The four assumptions of Classical Test Theory is included as well as: SEM, the Domain Sampling Model, the four (4) types of reliability and what influences reliability.

Some points on Urban Processes in Africa

In depth Primate and their ancestors notes. Detailing back to Haplorhines with characteristics relating to each group of apes, monkeys and primates as well as looking at the evolutionary advantages of modern human characteristics.

In depth Biodiversity lectures notes saving you time from scrolling through the PowerPoint which consisted mainly of images. Looks at the most important biodiversity concepts in the South African context.