AERA 2013 Rasch-related Papers

1. A Comparison of Stopping Rules for Computerized Adaptive Screening Measures Using the Rating Scale Model, *Audrey Leroux, The University of Texas - Austin; *Barbara G. Dodd, The University of Texas - Austin

2. Admissions to Initial Teacher Education: Are Teacher Educators' Evaluative Judgments Stable Over Time?, *Amanda K. Ferguson, University of Toronto - OISE; *Ruth A. Childs, OISE/University of Toronto; *Monique Bernadette Herbert, OISE/University of Toronto; *Olesya Falenchuk, OISE/University of Toronto

3. An Empirical Study of Rating Scale Category Effects on Reliability and Validity: A Rasch Analysis, *Zongmin Kang, DePaul University

4. Analyzing Teachers' Sense of Efficacy in Urban Schools (SEUS), *Mary Garner, Kennesaw State University; *Julie Kokan, Osborne High School; *Doug Hearrington, Georgia Regents University; *Marie Holbein, Kennesaw State University; *Mark Lang, Smitha Middle School; *Gita Taasoobshirazi, Kennesaw State University

5. Applying Test-Equating Techniques to Identify Engaged Students, *Robert Frederick Cavanagh, Curtin University

6. Assessing Science Reasoning Processes Across Topics: Challenges and Opportunities, *Ann E. Rivet, Teachers College, Columbia University; *Alison Riley Miller, Teachers College, Columbia University; *Cheryl Ann Lyons, Teachers College, Columbia University; *Mariana Schmalstig, Teachers College, Columbia University; *Kim Kastens, Columbia University

7. Comparison of Models and Indices for Detecting Rater Centrality, *Edward W. Wolfe, Pearson; *Tian Song, Pearson Assessment & Information

8. Development of a Work Engagement Scale: Examining the Utility of Scenario-Style Items, *Clair Marie Johnson, Boston College; *Christina Matz-Costa, Boston College; *Larry H. Ludlow, Boston College; *Melissa Brown, Boston College; *Elyssa Besen, Boston College; *Jacquelyn James, Boston College

9. Development of an Instrument for Measuring Expectations for Classroom Incivility, *Luke Stanke, University of Minnesota; *Alicia Ayodele, University of Minnesota; *Doneka R. Scott, University of Minnesota

10. Establishing Test Specifications for a United States Pharmacy School Equivalency Examination, *Sarah Denise Fowle, University of Illinois at Chicago

11. Evaluating Parameter Recovery in the Mixture Rasch Model Based Computerized Adaptive Tests with Missing Data, *Ying-Fang Chen, University of Maryland - College Park; *Hong Jiao, University of Maryland

12. Evaluation of a Behavioral Health Screening Instrument for Preschoolers Using Rasch Rating Scale Methods, *Christine DiStefano, University of South Carolina; *Fred Greer, University of South Carolina; *Jin Liu, University of South Carolina - Columbia; *Leia Kristin Cain, University of South Carolina

13. Examining Erasures in a Large-Scale Assessment of Mathematics and Reading, *Aminah Perkins, Emory University; *George Engelhard, Emory University

14. Examining the Language Factor in Mathematics Tests Using Explanatory Item Response Modeling, *Adnan Kan, Gazi University; *Okan Bulut, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

15. Explanatory Person-Fit Analyses with Statistical and Graphical Approaches Based on Multilevel Logistic Regression, *Angela Adrienne Walker, Emory University; *George Engelhard, Emory University

16. Exploring the Relationship between Internally-Defined and Externally-Defined Academic Resilience in Mathematics, *Shanna Ricketts, Emory University; *George Engelhard, Emory University

17. How Invariant and Accurate are Domain Ratings in Writing Assessment?, *Stefanie Anne Wind, Emory University; *George Engelhard, Emory University

18. Increasing Measurement Precision Using a Subdimensional Item Response Model Approach, *Steffen Brandt, Kiel, Germany; *Brent M. Duckor, San José State University

19. Item Parameter Drift in Computer Adaptive Testing and its Effects on Person Ability Measures, *Nicole Makas Colwell, University of Illinois at Chicago

20. Job satisfaction of Canadian teachers working in privileged and disadvantaged environments, *Carla Barroso da Costa, Université de Montréal; *Nathalie Loye, University of Montreal

21. Measuring Coping Resources for Stress Management: A Rasch Analysis, *Jennifer Mellott, Kent State University; *Philip Gnilka, DePaul University

22. Measuring Perfectionism With the Almost Perfect Scale-Revised (APS-R): A Rasch Analysis, *Edward C Bolden, Kent State University; *Jennifer Mellott, Kent State University; *Philip Gnilka, DePaul University

23. Measuring Student Growth Through Rasch Vertical Equating: Learning Within and Across Grades, *Gregory E. Stone, University of Toledo; *Kristin L.K. Koskey, The University of Akron; *Toni A. Sondergeld, Bowling Green State University; *MingYang Liu, University of Toledo

24. Program Leadership in Western Australian Secondary Schools: A Rasch Model Investigation of Incumbents' Perceptions, *Robert Frederick Cavanagh, Curtin University; *Zoe A Brooks, Curtin University

25. Self-Efficacy in Math: A Rasch Measurement Approach, *Kris Aric Knisely, Emory University; *Michael Nguyen, Emory University; *Mei-Lin Chang, Emory University

26. The Effects of Mixture Distribution of Calibration Sample on Accuracy of Rasch Item Parameter Estimation in Computerized Adaptive Test, *Shudong Wang, NWEA

27. The Rasch Model Plus Ability-Based Slipping, *Chao Xie, University of Maryland - College Park; *Hong Jiao, University of Maryland

28. Using Rasch Modeling to Support Validation of a Developmental Progression for Area, *Jeffrey E. Barrett, Illinois State University; *Douglas W. Van Dine, University of Denver; *Craig Cullen, Illinois State University; *Cheryl L. Eames, Illinois State University; *Melike Kara, Illinois State University; *Amanda Miller, Illinois State University

29. Validating the Internal Structure of the Performance Assessment for California Teachers (PACT): A Multidimensional Item Response Model Study, *Brent M. Duckor, San José State University; *Katherine Furgol Castellano, University of California - Berkeley; *Kip T. Tellez, University of California - Santa Cruz; *Mark R. Wilson, University of California - Berkeley

30. Validation of a Developmental Progression for Volume Using Rasch Modeling, *Julie Sarama, University of Denver; *Douglas W. Van Dine, University of Denver

The Rasch SIG Business meeting is scheduled for Saturday, April 27th, from 6:15pm to 7:45pm in the Parc 55, Third Level - Powell I.
Tim O'Neil, Chair Rasch Measurement AERA Special Interest Group, will provide a brief State of the SIG address
Ed Wolfe, this year's invited speaker, will be presenting on "Four Ways of Learning: Modeling Raters." Here's a brief description to whet your appetite:

In a 2012 Educational Measurement: Issues and Practices article, I argued that future useful research regarding rater effects should seek to merge two lines of research (psychometric and psychological) that have, to date, remained relatively isolated from one another as they relate to this topic. Specifically, I argued that we need to think carefully about and develop causal models regarding how rater effects come to exist. In this presentation, I discuss four examples of research that relate to that goal. First, I present a causal model of rater effects that stems from psychometric and psychological literature. Second, I discuss research that led to the development of a cognitive model of the rating process. Third, I present results of a preliminary study of the interaction between response content and manifest rater effects. Finally, I present results of a study of rater centrality that illustrates how we can improve psychometric modeling by thinking more carefully about how to measure rater effects.

Rasch-related papers at the 2013 AERA Annual Meeting … Rasch Measurement Transactions, 2013, 26:4 p. 1401-2

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