Pages that link to "Item:Q2260965"

The following pages link to The attack of the psychometricians (Q2260965):

Displaying 17 items.

• Seeking a balance between the statistical and scientific elements in psychometrics (Q358492) (← links)
• Playing with data -- or how to discourage questionable research practices and stimulate researchers to do things right (Q736416) (← links)
• Improving the conduct and reporting of statistical analysis in psychology. Response to the comments ``Thinking about data, research methods, and statistical analyses'' and ``Encourage playing with data and discourage questionable reporting practices'' pro (Q736425) (← links)
• Perspectives on psychometrics interviews with 20 past Psychometric Society presidents (Q823880) (← links)
• Saddlepoint approximations of the distribution of the person parameter in the two parameter logistic model (Q888022) (← links)
• On the use, the misuse, and the very limited usefulness of Cronbach's alpha (Q1013057) (← links)
• Reliability beyond theory and into practice (Q1013066) (← links)
• Possible futures for network psychometrics (Q2141653) (← links)
• In praise of pluralism. A comment on Borsboom (Q2260966) (← links)
• When a psychometric advance falls in the forest (Q2260968) (← links)
• Psychometrics in psychological research: role model or partner in science? (Q2260969) (← links)
• Measurement without copper instruments and experiment without complete control (Q2260970) (← links)
• High-stakes testing case study: a latent variable approach for assessing measurement and prediction invariance (Q2331160) (← links)
• An academic genealogy of psychometric society presidents (Q2331183) (← links)
• A cognitive latent variable model for the simultaneous analysis of behavioral and personality data (Q2513828) (← links)
• Invariance in measurement and prediction revisited (Q2517887) (← links)
• A comparative evaluation of factor‐ and component‐based structural equation modelling approaches under (in)correct construct representations (Q6126883) (← links)