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Wolfe, Edward W.; Chiu, Chris W. T. – Journal of Outcome Measurement, 1999
Describes a method for disentangling changes in persons from changes in the interpretation of Likert-type questionnaire items and the use of rating scales. The procedure relies on anchoring strategies to create a common frame of reference for interpreting measures taken at different times. Illustrates the use of these procedures using the FACETS…
Descriptors: Change, Item Response Theory, Likert Scales, Models
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Wolfe, Edward W.; Chiu, Chris W. T. – Journal of Outcome Measurement, 1999
Describes a Rasch rating scale analysis of a multi-occasion evaluation that produces confusing results when subjected to separate calibrations. Applies a correction algorithm developed by B. Wright (1996) to show how the Wright algorithm can reduce misfit to the Rasch rating scale model as well as changing the interpretation of change. (SLD)
Descriptors: Algorithms, Change, Evaluation Methods, Item Response Theory
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Wolfe, Edward W.; Gitomer, Drew H. – Applied Measurement in Education, 2001
Attempted to improve the measurement quality of a complex performance assessment through principled assessment design using the example of the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards Early Childhood/Generalist examination. All indexes examined improved after revisions were made. Results show the importance of attention to assessment…
Descriptors: Change, Performance Based Assessment, Psychometrics, Scores
Wolfe, Edward W.; Chiu, Chris W. T. – 1997
When measures are taken on the same individual over time, it is difficult to determine whether observed differences are the result of changes in the person or changes in other facets of the measurement situation (e.g. interpretation of items or use of rating scale). This paper describes a method for disentangling changes in persons from changes in…
Descriptors: Change, Item Response Theory, Measurement Techniques, Portfolio Assessment