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Editorial Measurement Invariance [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2015 Multi-item surveys are frequently used to study scores on latent factors, like human values, attitudes, and behavior. Such studies often include a comparison, between specific groups of individuals or residents of different countries, either at one or multiple points in time (i.e., a cross-sectional or a longitudinal comparison or both).
Rens eVan De Schoot +8 more
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Measurement Invariance, Entropy, and Probability
Entropy, 2010 We show that the natural scaling of measurement for a particular problem defines the most likely probability distribution of observations taken from that measurement scale.
D. Eric Smith, Steven A. Frank
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Brain Sciences, 2021 Background: Major depression is a psychiatric disorder characterized neuropsychologically by poor performance in tasks of memory, attention, processing speed, and executive function. The aim of this systematic review was to examine the evidence regarding
Laura Nuño +3 more
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Network Analysis of the Brief ICF Core Set for Schizophrenia
Frontiers in Psychiatry, 2022 BackgroundThe International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health Core Sets (ICF-CSs) for schizophrenia are a set of categories for assessing functioning in persons with this health condition.
Laura Nuño +7 more
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PEC Innovation, 2023 Objective: Measurement invariance assesses the psychometric equivalence of a construct across groups or across time. This study aimed to find out whether the newly modified 5-point Likert scale SEGUE Framework for evaluating doctor's communication skills
Jennifer Oppong +8 more
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Measuring citizenship competences: Assessment of measurement invariance
Journal of Social Science Education, 2023 Highlights: • Standardised questionnaires are used to measure the outcomes of citizenship education. • A prerequisite for cross-group comparisons based on these questionnaires is an assessment of measurement invariance.
Lianne Hoek +3 more
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International Journal of Assessment Tools in Education, 2021 Studies aiming to make cross-cultural comparisons first should establish measurement invariance in the groups to be compared because results obtained from such comparisons may be artificial in the event that measurement invariance cannot be established ...
Esra Oyar, Zafer Ertürk
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Quantum Invariant Measures [PDF]
Communications in Mathematical Physics, 2001 We derive an explicit expression for the Haar integral on the quantized algebra of regular functions C_q[K] on the compact real form K of an arbitrary simply connected complex simple algebraic group G. This is done in terms of the irreducible *-representations of the Hopf *-algebra C_q[K]. Quantum analogs of the measures on the symplectic leaves of the
Reshetikhin, Nicolai, Yakimov, Milen
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Measurement invariance and adapted preferences: evidence for the ICECAP-A and WeRFree instruments
Health and Quality of Life Outcomes, 2023 Background Self-report instruments are used to evaluate the effect of interventions. However, individuals adapt to adversity. This could result in individuals reporting higher levels of well-being than one would expect.
Jasper Ubels, Michael Schlander
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Correction for measurement error in invariance testing: An illustration using SQP
PLoS ONE, 2020 With the increasing availability of cross-national data, more attention has been given to the issue of comparability. But while a lot of emphasis has been directed to the assessment of measurement invariance, there has been substantially less concern on ...
André Pirralha +2 more
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