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Counselling & Educational Psychology

Locating Test Info

Start by clicking here for or a quick lesson on how to properly search the MMY database to locate test information and reviews.

Most important tip: For the entire record (reviews and test information) click on the title of the test, not the html full-text link.

Additional databases that may contain test reviews:

Search tips:

  • In addition to the name or acronym of the test, you may need to add additional keywords along with the word AND between your separate concepts.
    • reviews
    • test reviews
    • validity
    • reliability
    • culture fair tests
  • Search string example: WISC-v AND test reviews
  • If there are multiple editions of your test, ensure the review matches your edition. The test publisher's website can be consulted for additional information.
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E-books

Ok, but where are the TESTS?

The Faculty of Education created an Assessment Library for psychological assessment materials. The Faculty is obligated to safeguard these items. Access to the collection is managed by the Curriculum Laboratory, not the main U of L Library.

For more information, click HERE.

DSM-5

Also available online.

MMY Trivia!

MMY was originally developed by Oscar Buros. Did you know that Oscar typically worked 18 hours a day and that he loved cats? You do now!  Follow the link if you'd like more information about the development and continuing work of the Buros Center for Testing.