To control for response-shift bias (RSB) in pretest/posttest designs, G. S. Howard et al (1979, 1980, 1981) proposed the use of retrospective pretests ("thentests"). If an RSB is present, thentest/posttest difference scores will yield better estimates of a treatment effect than will the usual pretest/posttest difference scores. In this article, a method is presented that is aimed at detecting RSB in retrospective pretest/posttest designs. This hierarchical model fitting procedure is easy to apply, prevents capitalization on chance, and makes optimal use of information supplied by the control group
The thentest design aims to detect and control for recalibration response shift. This design assumes...
Examined the possible role of pretest information in preventing the response-shift phenomenon. 39 un...
A retrospective pre-then-post survey instrument design was intentionally used as a good fit for the ...
To control for response-shift bias (RSB) in pretest/posttest designs, G. S. Howard et al (1979, 1980...
This article builds on research regarding response shift effects and retrospective self-report ratin...
Two studies evaluated communication skills training by using a pretest-posttest design, including re...
Traditionally the measures used to evaluate the impact of an educational programme on student outcom...
Traditionally the measures used to evaluate the impact of an educational programme on student outcom...
Pre/post designs that rely on self-report measures are potentially contaminated by response shift bi...
The retrospective pre-post design affords many benefits to program staff and, accordingly, has pique...
Response-shift bias has been shown to contaminate self-reported pretest/posttest evaluations of va...
Health-state changes can lead to response shifts in internal standards. The most commonly used metho...
Recent attempts to reduce internal invalidity in studies employing pretest/posttest self-report in-d...
The authors propose a method to compare the influence of a treatment on different properties within ...
Retrospective pretests provide a potentially useful elaboration on research methodology if they can ...
The thentest design aims to detect and control for recalibration response shift. This design assumes...
Examined the possible role of pretest information in preventing the response-shift phenomenon. 39 un...
A retrospective pre-then-post survey instrument design was intentionally used as a good fit for the ...
To control for response-shift bias (RSB) in pretest/posttest designs, G. S. Howard et al (1979, 1980...
This article builds on research regarding response shift effects and retrospective self-report ratin...
Two studies evaluated communication skills training by using a pretest-posttest design, including re...
Traditionally the measures used to evaluate the impact of an educational programme on student outcom...
Traditionally the measures used to evaluate the impact of an educational programme on student outcom...
Pre/post designs that rely on self-report measures are potentially contaminated by response shift bi...
The retrospective pre-post design affords many benefits to program staff and, accordingly, has pique...
Response-shift bias has been shown to contaminate self-reported pretest/posttest evaluations of va...
Health-state changes can lead to response shifts in internal standards. The most commonly used metho...
Recent attempts to reduce internal invalidity in studies employing pretest/posttest self-report in-d...
The authors propose a method to compare the influence of a treatment on different properties within ...
Retrospective pretests provide a potentially useful elaboration on research methodology if they can ...
The thentest design aims to detect and control for recalibration response shift. This design assumes...
Examined the possible role of pretest information in preventing the response-shift phenomenon. 39 un...
A retrospective pre-then-post survey instrument design was intentionally used as a good fit for the ...