The
Institute for Applied
Psychometrics, llc (IAP) is a private research
organization (founded in 1998) devoted to the application of
educational, psychological, measurement and statistical procedures
to issues and problems in education and
psychology.
The goal of IAP is to provide a bridge
between psychological, measurement and statistical theory and
methods and applied practice in psychology and education.
IAP llc is a private research organization,
founded by Kevin McGrew in 1998, devoted to the application of
educational, psychological, measurement and statistical procedures
to issues and problems in education and psychology. The goal
of IAP is to provide a bridge between psychological, measurement
and statistical theory and methods and applied practice in
psychology and education.
IAP has particular research interests in: (a) the
Cattell-Horn-Carroll (CHC) Theory of Cognitive Abilities, (b)
narrowing the theory- practice gap in educational and psychological
assessment, (c) the influence of non-cognitive (conative) student
characteristics on school learning, (d) the development of
educationally related assessment/measurement methods for “at
risk” students and students with disabilities, and (e) the
application of emerging neurotechnologies to learning and cognitive
performance. The practical application of psychometrics to
educational problems is a unique IAP focus.