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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"testing bias"”.

  1. A comparison of the effects of conventional testing and two-stage testing procedures on item bias as defined by three statistical techniques

    … of the study was to compare the effects on item bias of conventional testing procedures to the effects of two-stage testing procedures. It is conjectured that much of the measurement error identified as bias can be explained by factors, such as guessing or carelessness, attributable to …

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  2. Rater's perception of handwriting legibility and word- processing in l2 writing assessment

    … to "computerize" everything from classrooms to testing. Research in the effectiveness of these moves has been brushed to the wayside and scientific scrutiny has given way to blind obedience. It is time to step back and investigate the basic tenets of computerization. This study focuses on the …

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  3. Long term outcomes of risk reducing salpingo-oophorectomy in the general population and in women with pathogenic variants in BRCA1 and BRCA2

    … Care (HES-APC) dataset and data from the genetic testing laboratories of England. The NCRD was used to identify cohorts with personal history of breast cancer and cancer outcomes, HES-APC was used to identify the delivery of BSO, other relevant procedures and non-cancer long-term outcomes and the …

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