Using real-data simulations to compare computer adaptive testing and static short-form administrations of an upper extremity item bank.
Computerized adaptive testing (CAT), which administers only items relevant to respondents' ability, has the advantage of measuring persons' ability precisely with considerably fewer items than traditional tests. CAT has been proposed for use in healthcare to reduce the respondents', administrators'...
| Published in: | Using Real-data Simulations to Compare Computer Adaptive Testing & Static Short-form Administrations of an Upper Extremity Item Bank pp. 126 p - 127 |
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| Format: | research Doctoral Dissertation |
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University of Florida
2009
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