Generalizability theory
The book is both a textbook and a resource for practitioners. It provides up-to-date treatment of generalizability theory, which consists of a conceptual framework and a collection of statistical procedures liberalizing and extending traditional notions of reliability. The book is divided into three parts: chapters 1 to 4 include fundamentals of univariate generalizability theory, chapters 5 to 8 deal with more advanced topics such as the variability of estimated variance components and estimating variance components for unbalanced designs. Chapter 9 to 12 are devoted to multivariate generalizability theory. After each chapter there is a collection of exercises; answers to starred exercises one can find in Appendix I. Three computer programs: GENOVa, urGENOVA and mGENOVA, which are coordinated with the contents of the book, are available.
- Two-way imputation: a Bayesian method for estimating missing scores in tests and questionnaires, and an accurate approximation
- Resampling-based inference methods for comparing two coefficients alpha
- Rejoinder: The future of reliability
- CFA models with a general factor and multiple sets of secondary factors
- Covariate-free and covariate-dependent reliability
- Confidence bounds and power for the reliability of observational measures on the quality of a social setting
- 4 Reliability Coefficients and Generalizability Theory
- Estimating generalizability in systematic observation studies
- Asymptotic standard errors of intraclass correlation coefficients for two-way model
- Signal detection theory with item effects
- Reducing attenuation bias in regression analyses involving rating scale data via psychometric modeling
- Statistical power in two-level hierarchical linear models with arbitrary number of factor levels
- Measuring agreement in diagnostics: a practical guide for researchers
- Unfolding the network of peer grades: a latent variable approach
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