Richard D. Roberts

Richard Roberts
Teaching interests and experience

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Teaching Interests
Psychological assessment, individual differences - personality and intelligence, cognitive processes, experimental psychology, multivariate statistics, human performance, chronopsychology, scale and test construction.

Courses Taught (1988-1998)

Psychology for Business Students
Introduction to Psychology I
Mental Measurement I
Psychological Statistics II
Individual Differences II
Personality II: Freud, Jung and the Neo-Freudians
Personality II: Trait and Social-Learning Perspectives
Human Performance III
Intelligence III
Psychological Test Theory III
Psychological Measurement III
Psychological Assessment III
Individual Differences III
Seminar: Individual Differences (Honors)
Seminar: Personality and Assessment (Master of Psychology)
Seminar: Experimental Design and Methods in Nursing Research (Postgraduate)

Teaching (1999)

Human Mental Abilities (PSYC1002 Course)

Personality and Individual Differences (PSYC2114)

I supplied notes on the WWW at the end of the semester for all students taking my lectures in this course. This decision reflects my belief that information technologies should be used to supplement (not replace) traditional teaching methods. By the way, there is a growing body of research supporting this position.

Psychological Assessment (PSYC3211)

I am the coordinator for this course, as well as the principal lecturer and (oft-time) tutor. Follow this link for an outline of this course.

Intelligence (3208)

Individual Differences Seminar (Psychology IV)

I am also supervising honours students in Psychology IV. The following are topics that they will be studying in 1999
Sensory processes, self-confidence, and human cognitive abilities
Individual and group differences in Emotional Intelligence
Processing speed, working memory, and human cognition
Time management, personality, and human cognitive abilities: An integrative perspective

Individual Differences Seminar (Graduate Diploma)

I am also supervising two Graduate Diploma Students. Their topics are:

Internet addiction: Development of a psychometrically sound instrument

A multivariate investigation of motivational, personality, and interest measures

I also supervised all of Dr Lazar Stankov's postgraduate students while he is away on Sabbatical for the first half of 1999.

Assessment (Master of Psychology)

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Richard Roberts Teaching interests and experience
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Teaching Interests Psychological assessment, individual differences - personality and intelligence, cognitive processes, experimental psychology, multivariate statistics, human performance, chronopsychology, scale and test construction. Courses Taught (1988-1998) Psychology for Business Students Introduction to Psychology I Mental Measurement I Psychological Statistics II Individual Differences II Personality II: Freud, Jung and the Neo-Freudians Personality II: Trait and Social-Learning Perspectives Human Performance III Intelligence III Psychological Test Theory III Psychological Measurement III Psychological Assessment III Individual Differences III Seminar: Individual Differences (Honors) Seminar: Personality and Assessment (Master of Psychology) Seminar: Experimental Design and Methods in Nursing Research (Postgraduate) Teaching (1999) Human Mental Abilities (PSYC1002 Course) Personality and Individual Differences (PSYC2114) I supplied notes on the WWW at the end of the semester for all students taking my lectures in this course. This decision reflects my belief that information technologies should be used to supplement (not replace) traditional teaching methods. By the way, there is a growing body of research supporting this position. Psychological Assessment (PSYC3211) I am the coordinator for this course, as well as the principal lecturer and (oft-time) tutor. Follow this link for an outline of this course. Intelligence (3208) Individual Differences Seminar (Psychology IV) I am also supervising honours students in Psychology IV. The following are topics that they will be studying in 1999 Sensory processes, self-confidence, and human cognitive abilities Individual and group differences in Emotional Intelligence Processing speed, working memory, and human cognition Time management, personality, and human cognitive abilities: An integrative perspective Individual Differences Seminar (Graduate Diploma) I am also supervising two Graduate Diploma Students. Their topics are: Internet addiction: Development of a psychometrically sound instrument A multivariate investigation of motivational, personality, and interest measures I also supervised all of Dr Lazar Stankov's postgraduate students while he is away on Sabbatical for the first half of 1999. Assessment (Master of Psychology)


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