Introduction to classical and modern test theory

Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1986 - Education - 527 pages

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What Is Test Theory?	3

Statistical Concepts for Test Theory	16

Introduction to Scaling	45

Process of Test Construction	66

Test Scores as Composites	87

Reliability and the Classical True Score	105

Procedures for Estimating Reliability	131

Introduction to Generalizability Theory	157

Factor Analysis	287

Item Analysis	311

Introduction to Item Response Theory	339

Detecting Item Bias	376

Correcting for Guessing and Other Scoring	399

Awarding Credit for Partial Knowledge	405

Norms and Standard Scores	431

Equating Scores from Different Tests	456

Reliability Coefficients for CriterionReferenced	192

Decision Accuracy	210

UNIT HI Validity	217

Statistical Procedures for Prediction	243

Discriminant Analysis	256

Summary	263

References	482

APPENDIX A Probabilities and Y Ordinates Associated with	499

Index	517

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Linda M. Crocker,James Algina
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Title	Introduction to classical and modern test theory
Authors	Linda M. Crocker, James Algina
Edition	illustrated
Publisher	Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1986
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	1 Jul 2011
Length	527 pages
Subjects	Education › Testing & Measurement Education / Testing & Measurement Educational tests and measurements Psychological tests Psychology / General Psychometrics Psychometrics.at

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