Contents: Part I: A Constructive Approach to Measurement. Construct Modeling: The "4 Building Blocks" Approach. Part II: The Four Building Blocks. Construct Maps. The Items Design. The Outcome Space. The Measurement Model. Part III: Quality Control Methods. Choosing and Evaluating a Measurement Model. Reliability. Validity. Part IV: A Beginning Rather Than a Conclusion. Next Steps in Measuring. Appendices: The Cases Archive. GradeMap.
Mark Wilson
"...provides state-of-the art thinking on the theory and practice
of measurement..."
—Evaluation & Program Planning Journal"Wilson provides a
conceptually accessible overview of modern psychometric models,
especially the Rasch model....this book may provide a strong
foundation for a basic understanding of the Rasch model..."
—Journal of Personality Assessment"...This is a great resource for
learning about measurement. Even an experienced researcher will
benefit from the coherent and logical model based on the 4 building
blocks."
—George Englehard, Ph.D.
Emory University"...I would recommend it for our entry level
testing course....I/O psychologists would also find this book
interesting."
—Mark Reckase, Ph.D.
Michigan State University
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