Psychometric is that part of psychology that deals with "measuring" psychological variables.
In the blog I explained in my own words why Psychology is a science (or why I think so). However, it is not an exact science, there is no measuring instrument for intelligence, depression, attention, and more. So how do you operate?
Perhaps you have happened, out of curiosity or necessity, to have done a psychological test, is that right? And after you finished it, you were ranked by your result, it that true? What did the result tell you? Did they tell you what kind of person you are? Full of energy or lazy? Average happy, or chronically bored?
This is an example of how statistics can be used to interpret data and then give you feedback.
Among the services I offer is psychometric counseling. I can teach you to use the R language. This programming language is specifically designed for statistical computing.
Do you need to score a test? Do you need to do a specific analysis? Are you preparing your thesis or a scientific paper? If you are in trouble with that, well... contact me. I will listen, and I will lead you in the right way.
The statistical analyses I know are: Descriptive statistics – Association – Correlation – Regression (Univariate, Multivariate,
Logistic) – ANOVA – Mediation – Structural Equation Model (SEM)
- Network Analysis – Meta-analysis.
If what you need is not on this list, try asking for an opinion. We can study and learn together.
If you’re interested, these are publications in which I assisted in data analysis:
- Subjective sleep alterations in healthy subjects worldwide during COVID-19 pandemic: A systematic review, meta-analysis and meta-regression
- Adolescenza in (video)gioco: effetti del gaming problematico su
ritiro sociale e qualità del sonno (pag. 45) - Il mondo in una stanza: Hikikomori ed effetti sul sonno (pag. 46)
Psychometric counseling price: 25€ for an hour-long session.