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Yin, Ping; Sconing, James – Educational and Psychological Measurement, 2008
Standard-setting methods are widely used to determine cut scores on a test that examinees must meet for a certain performance standard. Because standard setting is a measurement procedure, it is important to evaluate variability of cut scores resulting from the standard-setting process. Generalizability theory is used in this study to estimate…
Descriptors: Generalizability Theory, Standard Setting, Cutting Scores, Test Items
Rothman, M. L.; And Others – 1982
A practical application of generalizability theory, demonstrating how the variance components contribute to understanding and interpreting the data collected to evaluate a program, is described. The evaluation concerned 120 learning modules developed for the Dental Auxiliary Education Project. The goals of the project were to design, implement,…
Descriptors: Correlation, Data Collection, Dental Schools, Educational Research