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WRIGHT, LOGAN – 1967
THIS STUDY WAS DESIGNED TO DETERMINE THE RELIABILITY, VALIDITY, AND SOCIAL FAVORABILITY RATINGS OF 941 ITEMS THAT WERE THOUGHT TO BE DESCRIPTIVE OF CHANGE IN CHILDREN'S BEHAVIOR. THIS POOL OF ITEMS COULD THEN BE USED FOR SCALES MEASURING THE OUTCOME OF COUNSELING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH CHILDREN. THE VALIDATION AND CROSS-VALIDATION SAMPLES INCLUDED…
Descriptors: Behavior Rating Scales, Counseling Effectiveness, Item Analysis, Psychotherapy
O'Bryan, K. G. – 1980
A study of the Windsor (Ontario) Early Identification Project's (WEIP's) longitudinal results on 464 students who had been kindergarten participants in the original study (1975) is described. Attempts to test the WEIP for use with younger children revealed that the current assessment battery was unsuitable for this age group. Followup of original…
Descriptors: Disabilities, Early Childhood Education, Followup Studies, Handicap Identification
Popp, Helen M.; Lieberman, Marcus – 1977
This report analyzes seven standardized reading tests which were part of a data bank of information on 6,753 first-grade through sixth-grade students from 36 communities. The data bank was assembled to allow for secondary analyses of the relationships between achievement and specific characteristics of programs or schools. Differences between…
Descriptors: Content Analysis, Elementary Education, Reading Research, Reading Tests
MacArthur, R.S. – 1967
Research in this effort attempted to review evidence of the construct validity of certain measures of intellectual potential for Canadian native pupils, and to examine the relative predictive validity, over a four-year period, of several measures of general intellectual ability for a sample of Metis pupils at Faust, Alberta, and 2 samples of…
Descriptors: Academic Ability, American Indians, Disadvantaged, Eskimos
Paradis, Edward; Peterson, Joe – 1977
This study, involving 131 students in grades ten, eleven, and twelve, investigated the effects of order of administration of subtests on scores from the Nelson-Denny Reading Test. Results indicated that order of administration had no significant effect on scores from the vocabulary subtest or on the total test score, but subjects taking the…
Descriptors: Reading Research, Reading Tests, Secondary Education, Test Reliability
Frey, Sherman
In this self-concept scale for adolescents based on Havighurst's developmental task, the person is asked to read a paragraph which explains the task and to report the way he sees and feels about his ability to achieve the task in relation to what he can do, what others do, and what it takes to be successful at the task. Response is on a scale of…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Developmental Tasks, Secondary Education, Self Concept Measures
Pollack, Robert M. – 1974
Plans are outlined for developing measurement techniques and testing programs to determine the success or failure of the program objectives in the cognitive and attitude areas of the Mountain-Plains program. In the cognitive area a criterion-referenced approach will be used, in spite of problems associated with reliability. Item pools will be…
Descriptors: Affective Measures, Attitude Measures, Cognitive Tests, Test Construction
Thomas, Walter L. – 1969
The differential Value Profile (DVP) was first published in the spring of 1963. The instrument grew out of the author's doctoral dissertation in which he reports its method of construction, some underlying psychological theory, its basic validation attempts, and internal consistency. Since its inception, the DVP has been used in many educational…
Descriptors: Group Norms, Guides, Students, Test Construction
Harke, Douglas J. – 1970
This paper describes two quantitative methods of hierarchical analysis used to measure the similarity of sequences or hierarchies of steps on two test formats, the Randomized Multiple Choice (RMS) format, and the free-response problem test format. The investigator first used the Consistency Ratio method to quantitatively assess the transfer…
Descriptors: Evaluation, Multiple Choice Tests, Physics, Scientific Concepts
Humphry, Betty J.; Pitcher, Barbara – 1969
The GRE Advanced Music Test and an experimental Aural Supplement (a listening test designed to measure music students'"hearing ability") were taken by 334 senior music students as part of a project conducted in 1964. The Advanced Music Test consists of 200 5-choice questions on the fundamentals of music, history and literature, theory,…
Descriptors: Auditory Discrimination, Higher Education, Listening Skills, Measurement Instruments
Woog, Pierre; Gellman, Estelle – 1974
The construction, validation, scoring techniques, uses, and constraints of the "I" Scale are presented. The "I" Scale was originally developed to measure the effect of a three district Title III project which sought to raise the level of individualization within the classroom. The paper traces the theoretical stance of…
Descriptors: Classroom Observation Techniques, Elementary Education, Individualized Instruction, Scoring
Fadale, LaVerna M.; And Others – 1974
The purpose of this document was to present the development and validation of an instrument to be utilized by local inservice education coordinators in the evaluation of career education inservice training programs. It is proposed that the instrument, the Career Education Concept Inventory (CECI), can be used to provide a measure of understandings…
Descriptors: Career Education, Concept Formation, Measurement Instruments, Test Construction
Price, Jay R.; And Others – 1973
Research on the effectiveness of graphical displays for information acquisition and retention lacks a system for classifying graph information and generating test items to assess learning. The purpose of this study was to validate a system based on two types of information and three types of informational units. Results of an analysis of variance…
Descriptors: Classification, Graphs, Item Analysis, Research Methodology
Harris, Margaret L.; Harris, Chester W. – 1971
Test development efforts for constructing 35 of the tests included in a battery of 56 tests of possible cognitive abilities are described. Data were collected on 172 boys and 210 girls who had just completed the fifth grade. Item and total score statistics obtained for the 56 tests in the total battery are presented and discussed. (Author)
Descriptors: Cognitive Ability, Grade 5, Item Analysis, Test Construction
Spalding, Norma V. – 1976
Described is the Quick Neurological Screening Test (QNST), a measure of "soft" neurological signs frequently associated with learning disabilities, and discussed are research findings on the QNST. The QNST is said to provide classroom teachers with a method for identifying children whose learning disabilities are caused by neurological…
Descriptors: Educational Diagnosis, Learning Disabilities, Neurological Impairments, Screening Tests
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