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Wise, Steven L.; Kuhfeld, Megan R.; Soland, James – Applied Measurement in Education, 2019
When we administer educational achievement tests, we want to be confident that the resulting scores validly indicate what the test takers know and can do. However, if the test is perceived as low stakes by the test taker, disengaged test taking sometimes occurs, which poses a serious threat to score validity. When computer-based tests are used,…
Descriptors: Guessing (Tests), Computer Assisted Testing, Achievement Tests, Scores
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Wise, Steven L.; Kong, Xiaojing – Applied Measurement in Education, 2005
When low-stakes assessments are administered, the degree to which examinees give their best effort is often unclear, complicating the validity and interpretation of the resulting test scores. This study introduces a new method, based on item response time, for measuring examinee test-taking effort on computer-based test items. This measure, termed…
Descriptors: Psychometrics, Validity, Reaction Time, Test Items