Implied orders tailored testing: Simulation with the Stanford-Binet
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Implied orders tailored testing: Simulation with the Stanford-Binet
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1980
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Tailored testing by Cliff’s (1975) method of implied
orders was simulated through the use of responses
gathered during conventional administration
of the Stanford-Binet intelligence test. Tailoring
eliminated approximately half the responses
with only modest decreases in score reliability. Responses
in tailored tests were shown by the Spearman-
Brown prophecy formula to be equivalent to
from 1.09 to 1.48 conventional items. Ninety-five
percent of all responses implied by the tailoring
procedures were identical to responses actually obtained
during live testing.
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Cudeck, Robert, McCormick, Douglas J & Cliff, Norman. (1980). Implied orders tailored testing: Simulation with the Stanford-Binet. Applied Psychological Measurement, 4, 157-163. doi:10.1177/014662168000400202
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Cudeck, Robert; McCormick, Douglas J.; Cliff, Norman. (1980). Implied orders tailored testing: Simulation with the Stanford-Binet. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/100026.
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