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Two simple constraints on the item parameters in a response–time model are proposed to control the speededness of an adaptive test. As the constraints are additive, they can easily be included in the constraint set for a shadow-test approach (STA) to adaptive testing. Alternatively, a simple...
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In applied measurement, test scores are usuallytransformed to decisions. Analogous to classicaltest theory, the reliability of decisions has been definedas the consistency of decisions on a test and aretest or on two parallel tests. Coefficient kappa(Cohen, 1960) is used for assessing the...
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The problem of mastery decisions and optimizingcutoff scores on criterion-referenced tests is considered.This problem can be formalized as an (empirical)Bayes problem with decisions rules of amonotone shape. Next, the derivation of optimalcutoff scores for threshold, linear, and normal ogiveloss...
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Emrick’s model is a latent class or state modelfor mastery testing that entails a simple rule forseparating masters from nonmasters with respect toa homogeneous domain of items. His method forestimating the model parameters has only restrictedapplicability inasmuch as it assumes a mixing...
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