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Does forcing reduce faking? A meta-analytic review of forced-choice personality measures in high-stakes situations.

Journal of Applied Psychology, 2019
Forced-choice (FC) is a popular format for developing personality measures, where individuals must choose 1 or multiple statements from several options.
Mengyang Cao, F. Drasgow
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Children’s wellbeing in a high-stakes testing environment: The case of Hong Kong

, 2020
The current literature on the impact of high-stakes testing largely focuses on Western countries, is adult-centric, and mainly considers the impact on teaching and learning.
E. Cho, T. S. Chan
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Beyond high-stakes exam: A neo-Confucian educational programme and its contemporary implications

Educational Philosophy and Theory, 2020
This article seeks to clarify the purpose of high-stakes exam and its relationship with teaching and learning by elucidating the educational thought of the eminent neo-Confucian thinker Zhu Xi. The paper contends that Zhu Xi views standardised testing as
Charlene Tan
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High stakes

SecEd, 2007
With new laws meaning that more high-stakes gambling machines could soon be available on the high street, gambling education is becoming more important in PSHE and citizenship. Dr Carolyn Downs looks at what resources are out there to help
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When learning is high stake

Proceedings of the Seventh International Learning Analytics & Knowledge Conference, 2017
Firefighter learning is high stake. They need to maintain certain competence levels related to physical, mental, and firefighting and rescue skills in order to provide the public with a high level of emergency service. Fire and Rescue Services need to maintain an overview of the current competences of their personnel and to react when there is a ...
Cecilie Johanne Slokvik Hansen   +4 more
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High Stakes

1995
Abstract The presidential party returned to Washington on May 12, 1862. Chase found his desk at the Treasury piled with documents requiring his immediate attention. More individuals than usual were crowded into the anterooms. Congress was in session. The financial committees of both Houses were considering comprehensive legislation to
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Western Colonialism and World Society in National Education Systems: Global Trends in the Use of High-Stakes Exams at Early Ages, 1960 to 2010

, 2020
National high-stakes exams are a fundamental structural feature of education systems around the world. Despite their importance in shaping educational stratification, little is known about the social processes that influence how and why national high ...
Jared Furuta
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High stakes

Theory and Research in Education, 2004
I discuss the contributions of Harvey Siegel, Francis Schrag and Randall Curren to this volume. Their articles cast in bold relief the relation of High Stakes Testing to the goals of education, the nature of mind and the demands of justice. I argue that the connections are deep, but that the considerations these authors raise do not show that High ...
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Small Science: High Stakes

Science, 2012
In his Editorial “The end of ‘small science’?” (28 September, p. [1583][1]), B. Alberts perceptively highlights the threat of erosion in support for small, fundamental investigations on which a deeper understanding of the complexity of biological phenomena rests.
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