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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Generalisability Theory"”.

  1. Assessment of cognitive ageing: Applying generalisability theory, Rasch and network analyses to establish reliability and validity of measures

    … three modern theories of measurement, namely, Generalisability theory (G-Theory), Rasch analysis, and Network analysis. The first part of this thesis focuses on the application of G-Theory to examine dynamic and enduring aspects of cognitive ageing as measured by the Memory Assessment Clinic …

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  2. Measuring Mindfulness and Health-Related Outcomes: Applying Rasch Analysis and Generalisability Theory to Improve Reliability and Validity of Scales

    … data. The second part of the thesis applied Generalisability Theory for the first time to distinguish quantitatively between state and trait components in a mindfulness measure. This study demonstrated that Generalisability Theory can be successfully applied to accurately distinguish between …

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  3. A Study of the Consultation and Relational Empathy (CARE) Measure for Medical Students

    … than average scores for general practitioners. Generalisability theory calculations showed that the CARE measure had high internal consistency, with 25 patients per student delivering an overall reliability coefficient of 0.74. Using the CARE measure with students significantly correlated at a …

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