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Objective Measurement Theory Into Practice, Volume 5
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Mark Wilson, George Engelhard
Book Code: AB4329
ISBN: 1-56750-432-9
ISBN-13: 978-1-56750-432-3
Ablex Publishing
Publication: 5/31/2000
List Price: $151.95 (UK Sterling Price: £85.00)
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Media Type: Hardcover
Also Available: Paperback
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Series Title: Objective Measurement: Theory Into Practice
Series Number: 5
Description: This volume presents original research concerned with the practice of measurement, and the theory of measurement. The words in the title, "objective measurement" indicate that the chapters are all related to a particular approach to the philosophy and practice of measurement. By objective measurement, we mean that, in a situation where a certain class of stimuli (for example, items) are used to measure certain individuals. The chapters in this book originated in presentations made at the International Objective Measurement Workshop (IOMW) devoted to exploring the interface between theory and practice in measurement. Based on the complicated and interesting problems that arise in quite specific contexts, they represent some of the most original and exciting developments in the field of measurement today.
Table of Contents:
  • MEASUREMENT PRACTICE
  • Setting and Evaluating Performance Standards for High Stakes Writing Assessments, George Engelhardt Jr. and Belita Gordon
  • Formative Evaluation of a Performance Assessment Scoring System, Susan Paulukonis, Carol Myford and Joan I. Heller
  • Using Criterionreferenced Maps to Produce Meaningful Evaluation Measures: Evaluating Changes in Middle School Science Teachers' Assessment Perceptions and Practice, Lily Roberts
  • Using the Rasch Model to Study Large Scale Physics Exams in Australia, Andrew Stephanou
  • APPLICATONS INVOLVING RATERS AND JUDGES
  • Raters and Single Prompt-to-Prompt Equating Using the FACETS Model in a Writing Performance Assessment, Yi Du and William L. Brown
  • An Examination of Variation in Rater Severity Over Time: A Study in Rater Drift, Mark Wilson and Harry Case
  • A Method to Compare Rater Severity Across Several Administrations, Thomas R. O'Neill and Mary Lunz
  • Detecting Rater Effects in Simulated Data with a Multi-faceted Rasch Rating Scale Model, Edward W. Wolfe, Chris W. T. Chiu and Carol M. Myford
  • Unmodelled Rater Discrimination Error, Peter Congdon
  • Setting Standards on Performance Examinations, Mary E. Lunz
  • MEASUREMENT THEORY
  • A Multicomponent Rasch Model for Measuring Covert Processes: Application to Lifespan Ability Changes, Susan Embretson and Karen M. Schmidt
  • Interpreting the Parameters of a Multidimensional Rasch Model, Wen-chung Wang, Mark Wilson and Raymond J. Adams
  • The Implications of Halo Effects and Item Dependencies for Objective Measurement, T. F. McNamara and Raymond J. Adams
  • Rasch Measurement Theory, The Method of Paired Comparisons, and Graph Theory, Mary Garner and George Engelhard Jr.
  • A Procedure for Detecting Pattern Clustering in Measurement Designs, George Marcoulides and Zvi Drezner
  • Examining Replication Effects in Rasch Fit Statistics, Richard M. Smith, Randall E. Schumaker, and M. Joan Bush
  • APPENDIX
  • The Ninth International Objective Measurement Workshop
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