Test theory for a new generation of tests /

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Imprint:Hillsdale, N.J. : L. Erlbaum Associates, 1993.
Description:xii, 404 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1633203
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Other authors / contributors:Frederiksen, Norman
Mislevy, Robert J.
Bejar, Isaac I.
ISBN:0805805933
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction / Robert J. Mislevy
  • 1. Cognitive Psychology, New Test Design, and New Test Theory: An Introduction / Richard E. Snow and David F. Lohman
  • 2. Foundations of a New Test Theory / Robert J. Mislevy
  • 3. Cognitive Diagnosis: From Statistically Based Assessment Toward Theory-Based Assessment / David F. Lohman and Martin J. Ippel
  • Comments on Chapters 1-3 / Nancy S. Cole
  • 4. Repealing Rules That No Longer Apply to Psychological Measurement / David Thissen
  • 5. Toward Intelligent Assessment: An Integration of Constructed-Response Testing, Artificial Intelligence, and Model-Based Measurement / Randy Elliot Bennett
  • 6. Psychometric Models for Learning and Cognitive Processes / Susan Embretson
  • Comments on Chapters 4-6 / Bert F. Green
  • 7. Assessing Schema Knowledge / Sandra P. Marshall
  • 8. Learning, Teaching, and Testing for Complex Conceptual Understanding / Paul J. Feltovich, Rand J. Spiro and Richard L. Coulson
  • 9. New Views of Student Learning: Implications for Educational Measurement / Geofferey N. Masters and Robert J. Mislevy
  • 10. Addressing Process Variables in Test Analysis / Drew H. Gitomer and Don Rock
  • Comments on Chapters 7-10 / John B. Carroll
  • 11. Application of a HYBRID Model to a Test of Cognitive Skill Representation / Kentaro Yamamoto and Drew H. Gitomer
  • 12. Test Theory and the Behavioral Scaling of Test Performance / John B. Carroll
  • 13. A Generative Approach to Psychological and Educational Measurement / Isaac I. Bejar
  • 14. Representations of Ability Structures: Implications for Testing / Edward H. Haertel and David E. Wiley
  • Comments on Chapters 11-14 / Henry I. Braun.