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Association of tobacco use with periodontal status and salivary biomarkers (thiocyanate and pH) among construction workers: a cross-sectional study. [PDF]

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An “Ecological” Constructional Test

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1997
We describe a simple, three-dimensional constructional test (the Box test), which reflects common daily-living activities, to be used for the assessment of constructional disability in elderly brain-lesioned patients. Subjects are required to put as many of 12 objects of varied shape and volume as they can into a box. To carry out the task successfully
TROJANO, Luigi, Angelini R, Gallo P, GROSSI, Dario   +3 more
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Construction of Tests

1985
The purposes of this chapter are to consider some uses of item response models in the construction of tests and to present some new research results on item selection. With the availability of invariant item statistics, the desirability of item response models for test development work seems clear.
Ronald K. Hambleton, Hariharan Swaminathan   +1 more
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Constructing Empirical Tests of Randomness

Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Security and Cryptography, 2014
In this paper we introduce a general framework for automatic construction of empirical tests of randomness. Our new framework generalises and improves a previous approach (Svenda et al., 2013) and it also provides a clear statistical interpretation of its results.
Marek Sýs, Petr Svenda, Martin Ukrop, Vashek Matyas   +3 more
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The Construction and Testing of an Image Questionnaire

Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 1981
This paper reports on the construction and testing of a survey instrument which could be used by pharmacy retailers to conduct image analysis. After investigating the use of multidimensional scaling in combination with semantic scales and extensive pretesting involving the use of scale discrimination and multivariate techniques, the relevant image ...
Robert N. Zelnio, Jean P. Gagnon
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Test Construction for Cognitive Diagnosis

2010 Asia-Pacific Conference on Wearable Computing Systems, 2010
Traditional test only provides a total score and computer adaptive test (CAT) not only provides examinee’s score but also estimates examinee’s ability. However, both two methods have not studied students’ knowledge states. Cognitive diagnostic assessment (CDA) is designed to measure specific knowledge structures and processing skills in students so as ...
Lingyan Zeng, Shuliang Ding, Dengwen Can
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Substitutes for Leadership: Test of a Construct.

Academy of Management Journal, 1981
The study reported here examined the impact of leadership substitutes on subordinate job satisfaction and organizational commitment. Leadership substitutes, as suggested by Kerr (1977), replace or "act in the place of" a specific leader behavior. Multiple regression was used to test the validity and strength of potential substitutes.
J P, Howell, P W, Dorfman
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Computerized Test Construction

2015
This article starts with a brief introduction to the area of computerized test construction. In the first section, the problem is formally stated as an optimization problem, with an objective function, for example, that maximizes the amount of information in the test or minimizes the amount of items in a test.
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Mechanical Testing of Cartilage Constructs

2015
A key goal of functional cartilage tissue engineering is to develop constructs with mechanical properties approaching those of the native tissue. Herein we describe a number of tests to characterize the mechanical properties of tissue engineered cartilage.
Dinorath, Olvera, Andrew, Daly, Daniel John, Kelly   +2 more
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