When Classical Measurement Theory Is Insufficient and Generalizability Theory Is Essential

When Classical Measurement Theory Is Insufficient and Generalizability Theory Is Essential [electronic resource] / Bruce Thompson and Susan Crowley.

Most training programs in education and psychology focus on classical test theory techniques for assessing score dependability. This paper discusses generalizability theory and explores its concepts using a small heuristic data set. Generalizability theory subsumes and extends classical test score t...

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Main Author: Thompson, Bruce
Other Authors: Crowley, Susan
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1994.
Subjects:
Analysis of Variance.
Cutting Scores.
Decision Making.
Error of Measurement.
Estimation (Mathematics)
Generalizability Theory.
Heuristics.
Measurement Techniques.
Scores.
Test Reliability.
Test Theory.

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