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Improved Activity Evaluations: An Iterative Process Using the Rasch Model. [PDF]
Gage A, Nisly SA.
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Evaluating the Psychometrics of Accelerometer Data for Independent Monitoring of Task Repetitive Practice. [PDF]
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Evaluating a novel tool for screening pediatric aspiration and penetration risk: Considerations for safe and effective dysphagia screening in children. [PDF]
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Item-Level Psychometrics for the Functional Gait Assessment in Persons With Stroke. [PDF]
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Measurement is a fundamentally important component of social work research. This entry briefly covers two important notions in psychometrics: reliability and validity. Reliability concerns errors of measurement, and validity concerns the accuracy of the inferences that are made from scores from a measurement procedure.
Mark Wilson, Perman Gochyyev
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Measurement is a fundamentally important component of social work research. This entry briefly covers two important notions in psychometrics: reliability and validity. Reliability concerns errors of measurement, and validity concerns the accuracy of the inferences that are made from scores from a measurement procedure.
Mark Wilson, Perman Gochyyev
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Psychometrics involves the development and evaluation of mathematical models that connect the observable behaviors of persons to attributes. Because psychometric models produce numeric quantities that are typically assigned to persons for some purpose, psychometrics is sometimes characterized as a scientific discipline concerned with the practice of ...
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