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Saturday
paper sessions
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 Romania. Dobrean 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
Session 3.1.3.
Test Adaptation: Practical Issues
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
Session 3.1.6.
Intelligence Testing
Session 3.2.1.
Bias in Intelligence Assessment
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
Session 3.2.5.
Adaptations with Educational Testing
Session 3.2.6.
Large-Scale Assessments
Session 3.3.1.
On-Entry Baseline: Translation, Adaptation and Progress Measures
Session 3.3.2.
Improving Cross-Cultural Assessment: Methodological Issues
Session 3.3.3.
Ethical Issues with Test Use
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
Session 3.3.6.
Tests and Testing in Developing Countries
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Discussants: Cheung, Foxcroft &
Hattie |
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