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A comparison of two methods of polytomous computerized classification testing for multiple cutscores
 An examination of the linearity of ability-performance relationships among high-scoring applicants
 
Toward an understanding of evidence of differential validity of cognitive ability tests for racial/ethnic subgroups
 The reliability, convergence, and predictive validity of personality ratings: An other perspective
 
Developing a self-rated instrument of work-related well-being for music therapy professionals
 Incremental validity of commonly-used risk assessment measures in predicting serious sexual recidivism
 
Know the score: An exploration of keying and scoring approaches for situational judgment tests
 Comparison of concurrent and separate Multidimensional IRT linking of item parameters
 
Effect of early misfit in computerized adaptive testing on the recovery of theta
 Parenting practices and child behavior in Mexico: A validation study of the Alabama Parenting Questionnaire
 
A comparative study of item-level fit indices in item response theory
 Development of the Adolescent Exploratory and Risk Behavior Rating Scale
 
The World Assumptions Questionnaire: Development of a measure of the assumptive world
 Estimating a noncompensatory IRT model using a modified Metropolis algorithm
 
The development of the Minnesota Visual Autism Symptom Scale (MN-VASS)
 The validity of judgment: Can the assessor learn to outperform the equation?
 
Interview Codings of Attachment Style: Using Profile Analysis to Understand the Patterns Involved
 Application of the Bifactor Model to Computerized Adaptive Testing
 
A Consideration of Issues Related to the Confirmatory Factor Analysis of the Evaluation Use and Evaluation Involvement Scales
 Recovery of Multidimensional Item Response Theory Data Structures Using Multivariate Analyses
 
Multilevel Modeling of Item Position Effects