Rasch Models [electronic resource] : Foundations, Recent Developments, and Applications / edited by Gerhard H. Fischer, Ivo W. Molenaar.
Erişim Adresi
ISBN
9781461242307
Dil Kodu
İngilizce
Yer Numarası
DK/15045
Basım Bildirimi
1st ed. 1995.
Yayın Bilgisi
New York, NY : Springer New York : Imprint: Springer, 1995.
Fiziksel Niteleme
VIII, 436 p. online resource.
İçindekiler Notu
I: The Dichotomous Rasch Model -- 1. Some Background for Item Response Theory and the Rasch Model -- 2. Derivations of the Rasch Model -- 3. Estimation of Item Parameters -- 4. On Person Parameter Estimation in the Dichotomous Rasch Model -- 5. Testing the Rasch Model -- 6. The Assessment of Person Fit -- 7. Test Construction from Item Banks -- II: Extensions of the Dichotomous Rasch Model -- 8. The Linear Logistic Test Model -- 9. Linear Logistic Models for Change -- 10. Dynamic Generalizations of the Rasch Model -- 11. Linear and Repeated Measures Models for the Person Parameters -- 12. The One Parameter Logistic Model -- 13. Linear Logistic Latent Class Analysis and the Rasch Model -- 14. Mixture Distribution Rasch Models -- III: Polytomous Rasch Models and their Extensions -- 15. Polytomous Rasch Models and their Estimation -- 16. The Derivation of Polytomous Rasch Models -- 17. The Polytomous Rasch Model within the Class of Generalized Linear Symmetry Models -- 18. Tests of Fit for Polytomous Rasch Models -- 19. Extended Rating Scale and Partial Credit Models for Assessing Change -- 20. Polytomous Mixed Rasch Models -- In Retrospect -- 21. What Georg Rasch Would Have Thought about this Book -- References -- Author Index -- Abbreviations.
Özet, vb.
Thirty-two years after the publication of the legendary 'Rasch book' (Rasch, 1960), the rich literature on the Rasch model and its extensions was scattered in journals and many less accessible sources, including 'grey' literature. When asked by students or junior researchers for references to the Rasch model, it was a typical reaction on the part of the editors to state that it was difficult to name one, or just a few; actually, only a whole list of references differing in notation and level of formal abstraction seemed to meet the request in most cases. Therefore, in 1992 the editors decided to invite a number of outstanding authors in the field of Rasch modeling to contribute to a book presenting the current state of knowledge about Rasch models. The aim was not just to collect a number of papers on the subject, rather to produce a well-organized monograph. To this end, a workshop was held in Vienna from 25 to 27 February 1993 in which, after a process of mutual reviewing, drafts of all chapters were read and discussed by all authors, leading to a more systematic organization of the topics treated in unified notation and terminology. (The workshop was sponsored by the University of Vienna; here, the editors would like to express their thanks, in the name of all contributors, both for the financial support and for the hospitality granted.
Konu
Sociology __ Methodology.
Probabilities.
Sociological Methods.
Probability Theory.
Probabilities.
Sociological Methods.
Probability Theory.
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520 |aThirty-two years after the publication of the legendary 'Rasch book' (Rasch, 1960), the rich literature on the Rasch model and its extensions was scattered in journals and many less accessible sources, including 'grey' literature. When asked by students or junior researchers for references to the Rasch model, it was a typical reaction on the part of the editors to state that it was difficult to name one, or just a few; actually, only a whole list of references differing in notation and level of formal abstraction seemed to meet the request in most cases. Therefore, in 1992 the editors decided to invite a number of outstanding authors in the field of Rasch modeling to contribute to a book presenting the current state of knowledge about Rasch models. The aim was not just to collect a number of papers on the subject, rather to produce a well-organized monograph. To this end, a workshop was held in Vienna from 25 to 27 February 1993 in which, after a process of mutual reviewing, drafts of all chapters were read and discussed by all authors, leading to a more systematic organization of the topics treated in unified notation and terminology. (The workshop was sponsored by the University of Vienna; here, the editors would like to express their thanks, in the name of all contributors, both for the financial support and for the hospitality granted.
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