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Session 3.1.1. Raven’s Progressive Matrices and Vocabulary Scales

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Raven’s Progressive Matrices and Vocabulary Tests.  Raven

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Samples and General Results from the Standardisation of the Vocabulary Scales in RomaniaDobrean et al.

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A Replication of the IRT-Based Item Analysis of the SPM Using the Romanian Data.  Benesch & Prieler

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Measurement Issues, Problems Arising in the Development of a Romanian Version of the Mill Hill Vocabulary Scale.  Rusu & Benesch

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Problems in the Measurement of Change and Their Potential Solution Using IRT.  Prieler

Session 3.1.2. An Exploration of Personality Across 19 Countries

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Investigation into Measurement Equivalence of OPQ32Brown

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Personality Differences Between Managers and Non-Managers Across Europe.  Fleck

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Personality at Work: Gender Differences Across 19 Countries.  Inceoglu

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Aggregating Norms Across Countries: Comparing Chalk and Cheese?  Bartram

Session 3.1.3. Test Adaptation: Practical Issues

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Practical Issues in Personality Test Adaptation.  Simon

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Practical Issues in Personality Test Adaptation.  Wierzbiecki

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The Influence of Item Content on Cultural Adaptations.  Corral

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How Could That Technical Standards Match Publication Contracts?  Perena

Session 3.1.4. Writing Assessments Across Languages

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Comparability of Writing Assessment Scores Across Languages:  Searching for Evidence of Valid Interpretations – Part I. Savard et al.

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Comparability of Writing Assessment Scores Across Languages:  Searching for Evidence of Valid Interpretations – Part II. Sèvigny et al.

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Comparability of Writing Assessment Scores Across Languages:  Searching for Evidence of Valid Interpretations – Part III. Sèvigny et al.

Session 3.1.5. Methodological Contributions in Test Adaptation

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A Psychometric Model of Translation/Adaptation of a Measurement Instrument. Skulason

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Reconciling Reliability with Epistemological and Didactical Validity.  Bodin

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Evaluating Test Measurement Equivalence Across Languages Using the MACS Model.  Hernandez et al.

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Improving the Methodology for Detecting Biased Test Items.  Elosua

Session 3.1.6. Intelligence Testing

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Adaptation and Standardization of the Wechsler Abbreviated Intelligence Scale in United Arab Emirates.  Albaili & Abu-Hila

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Structural Equivalence of the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children-IV: A Comparison of U.S. Versus Australian.  Courville & Hannan

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Cultural Invariance in IQ Testing: An Examination of g-Loadings Across Ethnic Groups with the WISC-II Standardization SampleKush

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Language and Cultural Differences Affecting Intelligence Scores of Lithuanian Children.  Gintiliene et al.

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Experiences on the Adaptation of Intelligence Tests into the Languages Italian, Hungarian, and TurkishPreusche et al.

 

Session 3.2.1. Bias in Intelligence Assessment

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Can Bias Explain Ethnic Performance Differences on Culture Reduced Tests?  Helms-Lorenz

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Norm Bias N Comparison of the SON-R 2-7 Dutch and German NormsJanke et al.

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The Revision of a Nonverbal Intelligence Test from a Cross-Cultural Perspective.  Laros & Tellegen

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Bias of Verbal Intelligence Tests for Immigrant Children in The NetherlandsTellegen

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Psychometric Characteristics of the SON-R Subtest Categories in Brazil and The Netherlands.  Ribeiro & Laros

Session 3.2.2. Monolingual and Multilingual Testing

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Examining Bias in a Monolingual Test Used in a Multilingual Context.  Koch et al.

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The Assessment of English Second Language Test-Takers.  Watson & Davies

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Shifts in Dominant Language Choices and the Implications for Psychometric Testing.  Smith

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Five Years of Cross-Cultural and Cross-Lingual Psychological Testing Using The MCMI-III.  Sodi

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Translated Versions of the Thomas Personal Profile Analysis.  Abrahams

Session 3.2.3. International Perspectives in Assessing Children’s Temperament

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Assessment of Temperament of Nigerian Children and Youth.  Mogaji

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Assessment of Temperament of Romanian Children and Youth.  Iliescu et al.

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Assessment of Temperament of Zimbabwean Children and Youth.  Mpofu

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Evidence for Cross-National Generalizability of Children’s Temperament Structure.  Oakland & Benson

Session 3.2.4. Personality Assessment in South Africa

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Personality Assessment in the Multicultural South African Context: The Role of Language and Culture.  De Bruin

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Test Adaptation of the 15FQ+ Personality Measure to Reduce Bias in South Africa.  Meiring et al.

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Response Bias Across Cultural Groups in Personality Measurement in South Africa.  Taylor et al.

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The Development of the South African Personality Inventory (SAPI) With 11 Indigenous Language Groupsvan de Vijver

Session 3.2.5. Adaptations with Educational Testing

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The Applicability of Curriculum-Based Measurement to Reading in Hebrew.  Shapiro & Kaminitz-Berkooz

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Adaptation Within a Language: Considerations for Standard SettingBuckendahl & Rodeck

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When Adaptation is Not an Option: An Application of Bilingual Standard Setting.  Davis et al.

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Conditions for the Validity of Comparative Educational Studies.  Bechger

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Educational Indicators of Two Language Arts Curricula Conceptual Equivalence.  Laveault & Miles

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The Effects of Age, Gender and Ethnicity on Cognitive Test Scores.  Burke

Session 3.2.6. Large-Scale Assessments

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The Problem of Equivalence in Translating International Reading Literacy StudiesArffman

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DIF Analysis of PISA 2003 Mathematics Items Across Turkey and USA.  Çet & Berberoglu

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Sex-Related Differential Item Functioning Analysis of Jordanian TIMSS.  Dodeen

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Investigating Gender Differential Item Functioning Across Countries and Test Language for PISA Science Items.  Le

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An Investigation of Assessment Bias on Large Scale Assessments.  Arce-Ferrer et al.

 

Session 3.3.1. On-Entry Baseline: Translation, Adaptation and Progress Measures

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Translation and Adaptation Issues When Introducing PIPS into South Africa.  Howie & Eiselen

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Is it Possible to Compare the Starting Points of Children in Cantonese and English Schools?  Jones & Tymms

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Translation and Adaptation Issues When Introducing PIPS into Slovenian Context.  Vidmar & Zupancic

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Adapting the Behaviour Rating Scale.  Jenkins

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Cross-Country Comparisons of Progress in the First Year of School.  Merrell et al.

Session 3.3.2. Improving Cross-Cultural Assessment: Methodological Issues

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Test Adaptation.  Gomez et al.

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Developing Multiple-Choice Items: New Guidelines.  Muñiz et al.

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Statistical Procedures for Detecting Problematic Components of Tests and Questionnaires with Parallel Forms.  Balluerka & Gonzalez

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DIF Detection in Small Samples: Logistic Regression Analysis and Effect Size.  Hidalgo & Gomez

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The Use of Cognitive Interviews to Assess Construct Overlap.  Padilla et al.

Session 3.3.3. Ethical Issues with Test Use

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Ethical Issues Associated with the Use of Unproctored Online Administered Tests.  Bartram

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Testing Practices: Ethical Codes, Standards, and Dilemmas.  Lindsay

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Implicit and Explicit Ethical Issues in the Regulation of the Development and Use of Psychological Tests Within the Occupational Field in Nordic Countries.  Nielsen

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Testing Practices Discussed in Ethics Codes from 35 Countries.  Oakland & Leach

Session 3.3.4. Computer-Based Testing Across Language Groups

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How Do Test Items Compare Across Different Language Versions and In Online and Offline Administration?  Burke & van Someren

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Operational Considerations in Adaptation of Computer-Based Tests.  Zara

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Exploring Potential Quantitative Item Bias Across Groups.  Owens et al.

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A New Computerized and Multi-Language Self-Esteem Assessment. Fernandez et al.

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International validation of a computer-based test battery for the selection of pilots and air traffic controllers.  Kokorian & Burke

Session 3.3.5. General Topics in Test Adaptation

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Issues in Test Adaptation: Lebanon Experience.  El-Hassan

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The Beginnings of Test Adaptation.  Horvath

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Cultural Generalization of Non-Cognitive Concepts: Implications for Measurement.  Rodeck et al.

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Mediation and Moderation as Explanatory Models of Construct Incomparability.  Zumbo et al.

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Validation and Standardization of the Test of Everyday Attention for Children in Flanders.  Schittekatte et al.

Session 3.3.6. Tests and Testing in Developing Countries

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Discussants: Cheung, Foxcroft & Hattie

 

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