The relationship of expert-system scored constrained free-response items to multiple-choice and open-ended items
1990
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The relationship of expert-system scored constrained free-response items to multiple-choice and open-ended items
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1990
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This study examined the relationship of an expert-system
scored constrained free-response item (requiring
the student to debug a faulty computer program) to
two other item types: (1) multiple-choice and (2) free-response
(requiring production of a program). Confirmatory
factor analysis was used to test the fit of a
three-factor model to these data and to compare the fit
of the model to three alternatives. These models were
fit using two random-half samples, one given a faulty
program containing one bug and the other a program
with three bugs. A single-factor model best fit the data
for the sample taking the one-bug constrained free response
and a two-factor model fit the data somewhat
better for the second sample. In addition, the factor
intercorrelations showed this item type to be highly related
to both the free-response and multiple-choice
measures. Index terms: artificial intelligence, constructed-response items, expert-system scoring, free-response
items, open-ended items.
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Bennett, Randy E, Rock, Donald A, Braun, Henry I, Frye, Douglas & et al. (1990). The relationship of expert-system scored constrained free-response items to multiple-choice and open-ended items. Applied Psychological Measurement, 14, 151-162. doi:10.1177/014662169001400204
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Bennett, Randy Elliot; Rock, Donald A.; Braun, Henry I.; Douglas, Frye; Spohrer, James C.; Soloway, Elliot. (1990). The relationship of expert-system scored constrained free-response items to multiple-choice and open-ended items. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/113256.
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