Introduction to Classical and Modern Test Theory

Author: (USA) Crocker
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: The book has the following characteristics: First, it comprehensively and richly covers both classical test theory and modern test theory. On one hand, the author includes all aspects from basic test theory concepts to highly technical measurement feature analysis, test scoring, and interpretation, following the process of obtaining test scores. On the other hand, based on the development trajectory of test theory, the relevant chapters thoroughly introduce and evaluate the essence of both traditional classical test theory and modern test theory. Second, the book effectively combines theory with practice. At the end of each chapter, there are practice questions that provide real psychological measurement scenarios, simulating problems that can actually be encountered in psychological measurement, greatly enhancing the application effect. Third, the book also has distinctive features in its organizational structure and writing style. Each chapter is accompanied by numerous practical examples to help readers consolidate and deepen their understanding of the introduced content. The summaries at the end of each chapter are particularly well-arranged by the author, allowing readers to more clearly grasp the main points of each chapter and easily clarify the key knowledge points and structural arrangements of the chapter.