This is a summary of the book A conceptual introduction to psychometrics by G, J., Mellenbergh. The summary contains chapter 1 to 6, and focusus on developing psychological tests.
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A conceptual introduction to psychometrics
Chapter 1
Introduction
Psychometric terminology sometimes differs depending on the types of test applications.
A psychological or educational test: an instrument
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Chapter 2
Developing maximum performance tests
A conceptual introduction to psychometrics
Chapter 4
Observed test scores
The aim of testing is to yield scores of test takers’ maximum or typical performance.
Two main types of test scores are
A conceptual introduction to psychometrics
Chapter 5
Classical analysis of observed test scores
A conceptual introduction to psychometrics
Chapter 6
Classical analysis of item scores
The conventional way of scoring items is by assigning ordinal numbers to the response categories.
Usually, these
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