Differential Item Functioning
Herausgeber: Holland, Paul W; Wainer, Howard
Differential Item Functioning
Herausgeber: Holland, Paul W; Wainer, Howard
- Broschiertes Buch
- Merkliste
- Auf die Merkliste
- Bewerten Bewerten
- Teilen
- Produkt teilen
- Produkterinnerung
- Produkterinnerung
First Published in 1993. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
- Shizuhiko NishisatoElements of Dual Scaling73,99 €
- Andrew L ComreyA First Course in Factor Analysis67,99 €
- Susan E EmbretsonItem Response Theory82,99 €
- Researching with Feeling73,99 €
- Robert M MilardoCrafting Scholarship in the Behavioral and Social Sciences63,99 €
- Harold GulliksenTheory of Mental Tests64,99 €
- Drawing Inferences From Self-selected Samples64,99 €
-
-
-
First Published in 1993. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 470
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. November 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 621g
- ISBN-13: 9781138967694
- ISBN-10: 1138967696
- Artikelnr.: 44734602
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 470
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. November 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 621g
- ISBN-13: 9781138967694
- ISBN-10: 1138967696
- Artikelnr.: 44734602
Paul W. Holland, Howard Wainer
Contents: M.J. Ree
Foreword -- DIF: A Perspective From the Air Force Human Resources Laboratory. P.W. Holland
H. Wainer
Preface. Part I: Introduction and Background.W.H. Angoff
Perspectives on Differential Item Functioning Methodology. N.S. Cole
History and Development of DIF. Part II:Statistical Methodology.N.J. Dorans
P.W. Holland
DIF Detection and Description: Mantel-Haenszel and Standardization. D. Thissen
L. Steinberg
H. Wainer
Detection of Differential Item Functioning Using the Parameters of Item Response Models. R.D. Bock
Different DIFs: Comment on the Papers Read by Neil Dorans and David Thissen. H. Wainer
Model-Based Standardized Measurement of an Item's Differential Impact. J.R. Donoghue
P.W. Holland
D.T. Thayer
A Monte Carlo Study of Factors That Affect the Mantel-Haenszel and Standardization Measures of Differential Item Functioning. J.O. Ramsay
Comments on the Monte Carlo Study of Donoghue
Holland
and Thayer. N.T. Longford
P.W. Holland
D.T. Thayer
Stability of the MH D-DIF Statistics Across Populations. R.T. Shealy
W.F. Stout
An Item Response Theory Model for Test Bias and Differential Test Functioning. N.L. Allen
P.W. Holland
A Model for Missing Information About the Group Membership of Examinees in DIF Studies. Part III:Practical Questions and Empirical Investigations. K.A. O'Neill
W.M. McPeek
Item and Test Characteristics That are Associated with Differential Item Functioning. L. Bond
Comments on the O'Neill and McPeek Paper. A.P. Schmitt
P.W. Holland
N.J. Dorans
Evaluating Hypotheses About Differential Item Functioning. C. Lewis
A Note on the Value of Including the Studied Item in the Test Score When Analyzing Test Items for DIF. E. Burton
N.W. Burton
The Effect of Item Screening on Test Scores and Test Characteristics. M. Zieky
Practical Questions in the Use of DIF Statistics in Test Development. R.L. Linn
The Use of Differential Item Functioning Statistics: A Discussion of Current Practice and Future Implications. Part IV:Ancillary Issues.P.A. Ramsey
Sensitivity Review: The ETS Experience as a Case Study. P.H. McAllister
Testing
DIF
and Public Policy. G. Camilli
The Case Against Item Bias Detection Techniques Based on Internal Criteria: Do Item Bias Procedures Obscure Test Fairness Issues? Part V:Concluding Remarks and Suggestions.
Foreword -- DIF: A Perspective From the Air Force Human Resources Laboratory. P.W. Holland
H. Wainer
Preface. Part I: Introduction and Background.W.H. Angoff
Perspectives on Differential Item Functioning Methodology. N.S. Cole
History and Development of DIF. Part II:Statistical Methodology.N.J. Dorans
P.W. Holland
DIF Detection and Description: Mantel-Haenszel and Standardization. D. Thissen
L. Steinberg
H. Wainer
Detection of Differential Item Functioning Using the Parameters of Item Response Models. R.D. Bock
Different DIFs: Comment on the Papers Read by Neil Dorans and David Thissen. H. Wainer
Model-Based Standardized Measurement of an Item's Differential Impact. J.R. Donoghue
P.W. Holland
D.T. Thayer
A Monte Carlo Study of Factors That Affect the Mantel-Haenszel and Standardization Measures of Differential Item Functioning. J.O. Ramsay
Comments on the Monte Carlo Study of Donoghue
Holland
and Thayer. N.T. Longford
P.W. Holland
D.T. Thayer
Stability of the MH D-DIF Statistics Across Populations. R.T. Shealy
W.F. Stout
An Item Response Theory Model for Test Bias and Differential Test Functioning. N.L. Allen
P.W. Holland
A Model for Missing Information About the Group Membership of Examinees in DIF Studies. Part III:Practical Questions and Empirical Investigations. K.A. O'Neill
W.M. McPeek
Item and Test Characteristics That are Associated with Differential Item Functioning. L. Bond
Comments on the O'Neill and McPeek Paper. A.P. Schmitt
P.W. Holland
N.J. Dorans
Evaluating Hypotheses About Differential Item Functioning. C. Lewis
A Note on the Value of Including the Studied Item in the Test Score When Analyzing Test Items for DIF. E. Burton
N.W. Burton
The Effect of Item Screening on Test Scores and Test Characteristics. M. Zieky
Practical Questions in the Use of DIF Statistics in Test Development. R.L. Linn
The Use of Differential Item Functioning Statistics: A Discussion of Current Practice and Future Implications. Part IV:Ancillary Issues.P.A. Ramsey
Sensitivity Review: The ETS Experience as a Case Study. P.H. McAllister
Testing
DIF
and Public Policy. G. Camilli
The Case Against Item Bias Detection Techniques Based on Internal Criteria: Do Item Bias Procedures Obscure Test Fairness Issues? Part V:Concluding Remarks and Suggestions.
Contents: M.J. Ree
Foreword -- DIF: A Perspective From the Air Force Human Resources Laboratory. P.W. Holland
H. Wainer
Preface. Part I: Introduction and Background.W.H. Angoff
Perspectives on Differential Item Functioning Methodology. N.S. Cole
History and Development of DIF. Part II:Statistical Methodology.N.J. Dorans
P.W. Holland
DIF Detection and Description: Mantel-Haenszel and Standardization. D. Thissen
L. Steinberg
H. Wainer
Detection of Differential Item Functioning Using the Parameters of Item Response Models. R.D. Bock
Different DIFs: Comment on the Papers Read by Neil Dorans and David Thissen. H. Wainer
Model-Based Standardized Measurement of an Item's Differential Impact. J.R. Donoghue
P.W. Holland
D.T. Thayer
A Monte Carlo Study of Factors That Affect the Mantel-Haenszel and Standardization Measures of Differential Item Functioning. J.O. Ramsay
Comments on the Monte Carlo Study of Donoghue
Holland
and Thayer. N.T. Longford
P.W. Holland
D.T. Thayer
Stability of the MH D-DIF Statistics Across Populations. R.T. Shealy
W.F. Stout
An Item Response Theory Model for Test Bias and Differential Test Functioning. N.L. Allen
P.W. Holland
A Model for Missing Information About the Group Membership of Examinees in DIF Studies. Part III:Practical Questions and Empirical Investigations. K.A. O'Neill
W.M. McPeek
Item and Test Characteristics That are Associated with Differential Item Functioning. L. Bond
Comments on the O'Neill and McPeek Paper. A.P. Schmitt
P.W. Holland
N.J. Dorans
Evaluating Hypotheses About Differential Item Functioning. C. Lewis
A Note on the Value of Including the Studied Item in the Test Score When Analyzing Test Items for DIF. E. Burton
N.W. Burton
The Effect of Item Screening on Test Scores and Test Characteristics. M. Zieky
Practical Questions in the Use of DIF Statistics in Test Development. R.L. Linn
The Use of Differential Item Functioning Statistics: A Discussion of Current Practice and Future Implications. Part IV:Ancillary Issues.P.A. Ramsey
Sensitivity Review: The ETS Experience as a Case Study. P.H. McAllister
Testing
DIF
and Public Policy. G. Camilli
The Case Against Item Bias Detection Techniques Based on Internal Criteria: Do Item Bias Procedures Obscure Test Fairness Issues? Part V:Concluding Remarks and Suggestions.
Foreword -- DIF: A Perspective From the Air Force Human Resources Laboratory. P.W. Holland
H. Wainer
Preface. Part I: Introduction and Background.W.H. Angoff
Perspectives on Differential Item Functioning Methodology. N.S. Cole
History and Development of DIF. Part II:Statistical Methodology.N.J. Dorans
P.W. Holland
DIF Detection and Description: Mantel-Haenszel and Standardization. D. Thissen
L. Steinberg
H. Wainer
Detection of Differential Item Functioning Using the Parameters of Item Response Models. R.D. Bock
Different DIFs: Comment on the Papers Read by Neil Dorans and David Thissen. H. Wainer
Model-Based Standardized Measurement of an Item's Differential Impact. J.R. Donoghue
P.W. Holland
D.T. Thayer
A Monte Carlo Study of Factors That Affect the Mantel-Haenszel and Standardization Measures of Differential Item Functioning. J.O. Ramsay
Comments on the Monte Carlo Study of Donoghue
Holland
and Thayer. N.T. Longford
P.W. Holland
D.T. Thayer
Stability of the MH D-DIF Statistics Across Populations. R.T. Shealy
W.F. Stout
An Item Response Theory Model for Test Bias and Differential Test Functioning. N.L. Allen
P.W. Holland
A Model for Missing Information About the Group Membership of Examinees in DIF Studies. Part III:Practical Questions and Empirical Investigations. K.A. O'Neill
W.M. McPeek
Item and Test Characteristics That are Associated with Differential Item Functioning. L. Bond
Comments on the O'Neill and McPeek Paper. A.P. Schmitt
P.W. Holland
N.J. Dorans
Evaluating Hypotheses About Differential Item Functioning. C. Lewis
A Note on the Value of Including the Studied Item in the Test Score When Analyzing Test Items for DIF. E. Burton
N.W. Burton
The Effect of Item Screening on Test Scores and Test Characteristics. M. Zieky
Practical Questions in the Use of DIF Statistics in Test Development. R.L. Linn
The Use of Differential Item Functioning Statistics: A Discussion of Current Practice and Future Implications. Part IV:Ancillary Issues.P.A. Ramsey
Sensitivity Review: The ETS Experience as a Case Study. P.H. McAllister
Testing
DIF
and Public Policy. G. Camilli
The Case Against Item Bias Detection Techniques Based on Internal Criteria: Do Item Bias Procedures Obscure Test Fairness Issues? Part V:Concluding Remarks and Suggestions.