Measurement

How do you measure something as complex, contextual and relational as psychological safety? This theme examines survey instruments, research methodology, and the political economy of measurement — including the ways that what gets measured shapes what gets valued, and what gets ignored.

Articles (32)

• Looking At Things Properly
• Measure: PS Survey Tool
• Least Safe Person
• Parachutes & Evidence
• Principles of Ethical Measurement
• Qualitative Measurement of PS
• The Strange Confidence of 360° Feedback
• Beyond Metrics
• Fundamental Attribution Error
• Goodhart's / Cobra Effect
• Measuring PS
• Project Aristotle
• PS Index Critique
• PS Quadrant
• Psychological Safety: Checklists
• Streetlight Effect
• The PS Framework
• The SANE Effect
• 15/5 Reports
• Choosing a Psychometric Tool
• Counterfactuals
• Fist of Five Critique
• Is Your Team Psychologically Safe? Take This Quiz.
• Measure: The Platform
• Measuring PS: Questions First
• Nonlinear PS & Performance
• PS Familiarity
• Reflections Pt 3: The Safety to Dissent
• Social Science vs Epidemiology
• State of PS
• Things You Might Hear When a Team Feels Psychologically Safe
• Understanding Variation