Test Construction Pilot Work

Who is credited for being at the forefront of efforts to develop methodologically sound scaling methods?

What is not necessary when constructing teacher-made tests for classroom use?

What is the process of setting rules for assigning numbers in measurement called?

What did L. L. Thurstone adapt psychophysical scaling methods to the study of?

What is measurement defined as?

L. L. Thurstone adapted psychophysical scaling methods to the study of psychological variables

Scaling is the process of setting rules for assigning numbers in measurement

Test Construction Pilot work is only necessary for developing teacher-made tests for classroom use

Pilot work is a necessity when constructing tests or other measuring instruments for wide distribution

Scales can be categorized as nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio

Psychometrics measures traits, states, or abilities

A stanine scale typically ranges from 1 to 9

Scaling methods are limited and few in number

Scaling is the process by which numbers are assigned to different amounts of the trait being measured

Scales can be categorized as unidimensional or multidimensional