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  1. The Literary Response Process of College Students While Reading and Discussing Three Poems

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  2. Response process validity of the ASL-SDQ with deaf youth : a cognitive interview study

    … experiences shape their understanding of and responses to items on a mental health screener must be better understood to inform appropriate test score interpretation and treatment recommendations. The Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ), a well-validated and widely used mental …

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  3. Feedback Procedures in Computer-Assisted Instruction: Knowledge-of-Results, Knowledge -of- Correct-Response, Process Explanations, and Second Attempts After Errors

    … after errors: (1) knowledge-of-correct-response (KCR), immediate question review (IQR); (2) KCR, next question (NQ); (3) KCR, process explanation (PsE), IQR; (4) KCR, PsE, NQ; (5) knowledge-of-results (KR), IQR; or, (6) KR, PsE, IQR. The findings replicated earlier research in showing …

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  4. The psychometric principles of affect: are they ideal?

    … occur because individuals use an ideal point response process to respond to affect indicators. An ideal point process posits that individuals endorse items most close to their latent trait standing. Hence, individuals feeling less intense emotions can endorse both positive and negative …

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  5. When matches are ideal: Fitting measurement models to adult attachment data

    … It is possible, however, that the item response process for these inventories actually follows an ideal-point process in which respondents seek to endorse items that best describe them, leading to non-monotonic relations between item responses and latent traits. This study examined …

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  6. A pscyhometric investigation of the comprehensive assessment of sadistic tendencies (cast): Evidence from factor analysis and item response theory

    … to investigate the factor structure, item response theory item characteristics (Samejima graded response model and generalized graded unfolding model parameters), underlying response processes (dominance versus ideal point), and measurement invariance across gender using factor analytic …

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  7. Criação, validade de conteúdo e processo de resposta do instrumento de diagnóstico epidemiológico para disfunção temporomandibular - IDE/DTM

    … Evidence Based on the Content and on the Response Process steps. As a result, there were 3 versions of the instrument. The first comprising a questionnaire with 09 questions and a 12 items clinical protocol; after the content validation phase, the instrument was condensed to 5 questions …

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  8. Investigating Instructors' Conceptions of Evolution Through the Development of the Classroom Test of Evolutionary Reasoning

    … Reasoning (CTER) was developed. Content, response process, relations to another variable (the Conceptual Inventory of Natural Selection, or CINS), and internal structure evidence were compiled. The second version of the CTER was found to have adequate reliability and validity estimates to …

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  9. Negative dramaturgies and the development of productive negation

    … untapped potential of dance- or theatre-making processes. Weaving together a collection of ideas by academics, thinkers and makers from a variety of disciplines, together with the design of my own negative dramaturgy (which I have preliminarily coined here as Productive Negation), I aim to bring …

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  10. A Bayesian Markov Chain Monte Carlo approach to the generalized graded unfolding model estimation: the future of non-cognitive measurement

    … research has concluded that ideal point item response theory (IRT) models are more appropriate than dominance IRT models for measuring non-cognitive variables such as personality, vocational interests, attitudes, person-environment fit (e.g., person-job fit), etc. Although a couple of ideal …

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  11. "I‘ll get by with a little help from my friends": peer response groups in the composition classroom.

    Peer response groups in the composition classroom have become a standard part of the writing process for many teachers. However, some teachers maintain that the results of peer response groups are uneven at best, noting that students do not stay on task or that the quality of the student response

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  12. The Construct Validity Of A Situational Judgment Test In A Maximum Performance Context

    A Predictor Response Process model (see Ployhart, 2006) and research findings were leveraged to formulate research questions about, and generate construct validity evidence for, a new situational judgment test (SJT) designed to measure declarative and strategic knowledge. The first question asked …

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  13. Seeing Resilience: A Qualitative and Arts-Based Research Study to Understand Images Made in a Photography-Based Mentoring Program

    … prompts and contributed to meaning making in a response process designed to gather a holistic and sensory experience of the data. The phenomena of self-efficacy, mentoring relationships, and connection to the program community as resilience-building experiences are described through Interpretive …

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  14. IDENTIFYING EARLY STEPS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF HBV ASSOCIATED HCC

    … HCC. This illuminated inflammation and immune response process as dysregulated prior to tumor formation followed by disruption of cell cycle and cell survival processes once tumors have arisen. Connecting these processes are UBD, BCL6, METTL24, CHRNA4, and NFKBIZ which putatively serve as …

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  15. Clarifying Survey Questions

    Although comprehension is critical to the survey response process, much about it remains unknown. Research has shown that concepts can be clarified through the use of definitions, instructions or examples, but respondents do not necessarily attend to these clarifications. This dissertation presents …

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  16. Interest item diagnostics through IRT: an application of GPCM and tree-based IRT models to contemporary measures of interests

    Item Response Theory (IRT) is a contemporary test evaluation technique that is frequently used in the fields of achievement and aptitude testing. However, IRT research within the field of vocational interest test evaluation is nascent at best. This dissertation advances the use of IRT in vocational …

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  17. Evaluating a questionnaire assessing healthcare provider perceptions of rural dementia care

    … design was an iterative, sequential evaluation process, which allowed modification to the questionnaire throughout the data collection period. Data sources included the transcribed interviews, participant feedback, graduate student researcher notations, and RaDAR team notations. The pretest …

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  18. System identification of dynamic structural systems using continuous-time domain methods

    Structural system identification is the process of deducing the properties of a structural system from its measured response to ambient vibration by fitting a mathematical model. The objectives of this study are to: (1) investigate the use of existing system identification methods, and (2) develop …

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  19. Elicitation techniques for the evaluation of speech under stress: Towards a framework for use in a controlled environment

    … Engineering demonstrates that Digital Signal Processing techniques can effectively identify the presence of stress in the speech signal. These techniques use datasets containing real or actual stress samples i.e. real-life stress such as 911 calls and so on. Studies that use simulated or …

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  20. Comparison Of Four Models For Predicting Person Reliability

    … model for responding which describes the response process with reference to a threshold, marking an individual's transition from the tendency to reject to the tendency to endorse items relative to some item characteristic.;Models were evaluated in three separate studies. In Study 1, models …

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