This article discusses basic concepts in Classical Test Theory and Item Response Theory. In the context of Classical Test Theory the concepts of observed and true score, reliability of observed scores, and item indices are discussed. Some common rules of thumb to interpret numeric values of these indices are also presented in line with some caveats. Some problems with Classical Test Theory are also summarized. In the context of Item Response Theory, basically, the logistic models are discussed highlighting the importance of the concept to be measured. Practical guidelines in taking the decision to accept the IRT model are discussed
test theory, true scores, best linear predictors, test linking, nonparallel tests, simulation, Rasch...
Item response theory and classical test theory: an empirical comparison of their item/person statist...
This article discusses basic concepts in Classical Test Theory and Item Response Theory. In the cont...
Test theories can be divided roughly into two categories. The first is classical test theory, which ...
Since 1970s item response theory became the dominant area for study by measurement specialist in edu...
Testing in educational system perform a number of functions, the results from a test can be used to ...
This study was performed to show advantages of Item Response THeory (IRT) over Classical Test Theory...
Since the development of the first intelligence test in the early 20th century, educational and psyc...
BackgroundThe US Food and Drug Administration's guidance for industry document on patient-reported o...
This course is a graduate-level measurement course. The prerequisites of this course include classic...
Psychological testing has been undergoing major changes. One of the main changes is the transition f...
Testing in educational system perform a number of functions, the results from a test can be used to ...
Ch asch model could provide valuable information related to test reliability, Copyright 2011 Elsevi...
In a few words, item response theory (IRT) postulates that (a) examinee test performance can be pred...
Item analysis is a process which examines the examinee’s responses to individual test item (question...
test theory, true scores, best linear predictors, test linking, nonparallel tests, simulation, Rasch...
Item response theory and classical test theory: an empirical comparison of their item/person statist...
This article discusses basic concepts in Classical Test Theory and Item Response Theory. In the cont...
Test theories can be divided roughly into two categories. The first is classical test theory, which ...
Since 1970s item response theory became the dominant area for study by measurement specialist in edu...
Testing in educational system perform a number of functions, the results from a test can be used to ...
This study was performed to show advantages of Item Response THeory (IRT) over Classical Test Theory...
Since the development of the first intelligence test in the early 20th century, educational and psyc...
BackgroundThe US Food and Drug Administration's guidance for industry document on patient-reported o...
This course is a graduate-level measurement course. The prerequisites of this course include classic...
Psychological testing has been undergoing major changes. One of the main changes is the transition f...
Testing in educational system perform a number of functions, the results from a test can be used to ...
Ch asch model could provide valuable information related to test reliability, Copyright 2011 Elsevi...
In a few words, item response theory (IRT) postulates that (a) examinee test performance can be pred...
Item analysis is a process which examines the examinee’s responses to individual test item (question...
test theory, true scores, best linear predictors, test linking, nonparallel tests, simulation, Rasch...
Item response theory and classical test theory: an empirical comparison of their item/person statist...
This article discusses basic concepts in Classical Test Theory and Item Response Theory. In the cont...