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Item Selection Methods for Increasing Test Homogeneity

https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02288972
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The Theory of the Estimation of Test Reliability
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The Concept of Test and Item Reliability in Relation to Factor Pattern
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Determination of the Optimum Number of Items to Retain in a Test Measuring a Single Ability
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The Relation of Item Difficulty and Inter-Item Correlation to Test Variance and Reliability
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Maximum Validity of a Test with Equivalent Items
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Sampling Fluctuations Resulting from the Sampling of Test Items
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A Method for Factoring Large Numbers of Items
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Maximizing Test Validity by Item Selection
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Maximizing the Discriminating Power of a Multiple-Score Test
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Coefficient Alpha and the Internal Structure of Tests
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Theory of Mental Tests
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Some perspectives on "the attenuation paradox in test theory."
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Transformed statistics for use in test construction.
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The identification and measurement of predispositional factors in crime and delinquency.
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Item analysis in relation to educational and psychological testing.
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The effectiveness of short methods for calculating correlation coefficients.
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Correcting the Kuder-Richardson reliability for dispersion of item difficulties.
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A systematic approach to the construction and evaluation of tests of ability.
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Estimating Test Reliability

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ITEM ANALYSIS AND TEST RELIABILITY
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Selection and validation of attitude scales for curriculum evaluation
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INTUITIVE‐THEORETICAL SCALES OF CONTENT AND CONTEXT SATISFACTION
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SELECTING ITEMS TO MEASURE CHANGE1
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A "Construct Item Analysis" of Some Aptitude Tests
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Development of Statistical Methods Especially Useful in Test Construction and Evaluation
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RELIABILITY OF THE ORDERING ACHIEVED BY TESTS: A LOWER BOUND FOR GENERALIZED KR 21
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Chapter VI: Development of Statistical Methods Especially Useful in Test Construction and Evaluation
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Chapter VIII: Development of Statistical Methods Especially Useful in Test Construction and Evaluation
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