This is an essential reference tool for professionals involved
in the measurement of human performance and abilities through
construction of formally designed instruments. O'Brien . . . has
compiled the bibliography to emphasize test construction and item
construction as they affect the various disciplines. Issues of test
bias, validity, and reliability are related specificallly to the
process of test construction. This immensely useful bibliography
contains 2,759 citations arranged under headings of test
construction, fine arts, foreign languages, intelligence,
mathematics, miscellaneous, milti-aptitude batteries, personality,
reading, science, sensory motor, social studies, speech and
hearing, and vocations. "Journal of Psychology and Theology"
Measurement of human performance and ability through formal
testing reaches into nearly every area of modern life, and a great
deal of research continues to be devoted to improving testing
methods. While there is no scarcity of bibliographies of testing
materials, a comprehensive resource on test construction and design
has been lacking. This new reference is designed to fill that gap.
Bringing together materials on a wide range of areas, it provides
more than 2,700 classified listings on the development, design, and
construction of specific tests as well a general test construction,
its rationales, and the pitfalls involved.
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