

Episode 32: Measurement Schmeasurement (with Jessica Flake)
Oct 16, 2019
Jessica Flake, an assistant professor at McGill University, dives into the intricacies of measurement in psychology. She shares her journey from high-school dropout to academia, emphasizing the importance of valid psychological assessments. The conversation critically evaluates the GRE's validity and its implications for educational equity. Flake also tackles the challenges of measuring concepts like racial bias and highlights the need for robust measurement practices in psychology. Plus, expect a lively discussion about beer and personal anecdotes that add humor to the mix!
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Tasting Strong Quebec Beer and Exploring Measurement
01:44 • 3min
The GRE Debate: A Measure of Success or Inequality?
04:29 • 11min
Measuring the Unmeasurable: Insights on Bias
15:32 • 13min
Challenging Measurement Practices in Psychology
28:34 • 24min
Engaging with Listeners and Beer Discussions
52:35 • 2min
Journey Through Measurement and Mentorship
54:42 • 21min
Engaging with the Psychological Science Accelerator
01:16:05 • 4min