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Diagnostics basing on testing paths: the method of patterns 551
Kuravsky L.S.
Doctor of Engineering, Dean of the Computer Science Faculty , Moscow State University of Psychology and Education , Moscow, Russia
e-mail: l.s.kuravsky@gmail.com Yuryev G.A.
PhD in Physics and Matematics, associate professor, Deputy Dean of the Department of Information Technologies, Moscow State University of Psychology & Education, Moscow, Russia
e-mail: g.a.yuryev@gmail.com Ushakov D.V.
PhD in Psychology, Head of the Laboratory, “Psychology and Psychophysiology of Creativity”, Moscow, Russia
e-mail: dv.ushakov@gmail.com Yuryeva N.E.
PhD in Engineering, research fellow, information technology center for psychological- ecological studies of the faculty newsletter- technologies, msupe, Moscow, Russia
e-mail: yurieva.ne@gmail.com Valueva E.A.
PhD in Psychology, researcher, The laboratory of the psychology and psychophysiology of creativity, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
e-mail: ekval@mail.ru Lapteva E.M.
PhD in Psychology, researcher, laboratory for psychology and psychophysiology of creativity, Institute of Psychology of RAS, Moscow, Russia
e-mail: ek.lapteva@gmail.com
Presented is the method of patterns to diagnose subjects basing on testing paths which represent results of completion of tasks in the order of their appearance. This method allows solving diagnostics tasks having limited observation results, building diagnostics conclusions only relying on the analysis of accumulated empirical data and changing adaptively both the number of presented testing tasks and their content to attain the given level of diagnostic assessment reliability.
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