Applied Measurement in Education

Papers
(The median citation count of Applied Measurement in Education is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
The Effectiveness and Features of Formative Assessment in US K-12 Education: A Systematic Review44
Improving Test-Taking Effort in Low-Stakes Group-Based Educational Testing: A Meta-Analysis of Interventions21
Can Culture Be a Salient Predictor of Test-Taking Engagement? An Analysis of Differential Noneffortful Responding on an International College-Level Assessment of Critical Thinking21
The Trade-Off between Model Fit, Invariance, and Validity: The Case of PISA Science Assessments13
The Effect of Peer Assessment on Non-Cognitive Outcomes: A Meta-Analysis10
A Method for Identifying Partial Test-Taking Engagement10
The Impact of Test-Taking Disengagement on Item Content Representation10
Formative Assessment of Computational Thinking: Cognitive and Metacognitive Processes7
Validating Rubric Scoring Processes: An Application of an Item Response Tree Model7
An IRT Mixture Model for Rating Scale Confusion Associated with Negatively Worded Items in Measures of Social-Emotional Learning7
Rethinking Think-Alouds: The Often-Problematic Collection of Response Process Data6
Performance Decline as an Indicator of Generalized Test-Taking Disengagement5
Comparing Cut Scores from the Angoff Method and Two Variations of the Hofstee and Beuk Methods5
Subscore Equating and Profile Reporting4
Detection of Outliers in Anchor Items Using Modified Rasch Fit Statistics4
Think Alouds: Informing Scholarship and Broadening Partnerships through Assessment4
Teacher Assessment Literacy: Implications for Diagnostic Assessment Systems3
On the Reliable Identification and Effectiveness of Computer-Based, Pop-Up Glossaries in Large-Scale Assessments3
Detecting Differential Item Functioning Using Cognitive Diagnosis Models: Applications of the Wald Test and Likelihood Ratio Test in a University Entrance Examination3
Bayesian Estimation and Testing of a Linear Logistic Test Model for Learning during the Test3
Rasch Model Extensions for Enhanced Formative Assessments in MOOCs3
Gathering Response Process Data for a Problem-Solving Measure through Whole-Class Think Alouds3
Between- versus Within-Examinee Variability in Test-Taking Effort and Test Emotions during a Low-Stakes Test3
Determining Reliability of Daily Measures: An Illustration with Data on Teacher Stress3
Applying Cognitive Theory to the Human Essay Rating Process2
Analyzing Student Response Processes to Evaluate Success on a Technology-Based Problem-Solving Task2
Does the Response Options Placement Provide Clues to the Correct Answers in Multiple-choice Tests? A Systematic Review2
Understanding and Interpreting Human Scoring2
Gauging Uncertainty in Test-to-Curriculum Alignment Indices2
Evaluating Random and Systematic Error in Student Growth Percentiles2
Coefficient β As Extension of KR-21 Reliability for Summed and Scaled Scores for Polytomously-scored Tests2
Personalized Online Learning, Test Fairness, and Educational Measurement: Considering Differential Content Exposure Prior to a High Stakes End of Course Exam2
Violation of Conditional Independence in the Many-Facets Rasch Model2
Response Demands of Reading Comprehension Test Items: A Review of Item Difficulty Modeling Studies2
Enacting a Process for Developing Culturally Relevant Classroom Assessments2
The Impact of Operational Scoring Experience and Additional Mentored Training on Raters’ Essay Scoring Accuracy2
Evaluating Human Scoring Using Generalizability Theory1
Characterizing the Latent Classes in a Mixture IRT Model Using DIF1
Asymptotic Standard Errors of Equating Coefficients Using the Characteristic Curve Methods for the Graded Response Model1
Comparing the Robustness of Three Nonparametric DIF Procedures to Differential Rapid Guessing1
Performance of Infit and Outfit Confidence Intervals Calculated via Parametric Bootstrapping1
When Should Individual Ability Estimates Be Reported if Rapid Guessing Is Present?1
Predictive Modeling of Rater Behavior: Implications for Quality Assurance in Essay Scoring1
Efficient Assessment of Students’ Proportional Reasoning1
Accuracy and Sensitivity of Coefficient Alpha and Its Alternatives with Unidimensional and Contaminated Scales1
Reconceptualizing Rapid Responses as a Speededness Indicator in High-Stakes Assessments1
Validity and Racial Justice in Educational Assessment1
The Standards Will Never Be Enough: A Racial Justice Extension1
A Census-Level, Multi-Grade Analysis of the Association Between Testing Time, Breaks, and Achievement1
The Consideration of Admissions Testing at Colleges and Universities: A Perspective1
Detecting Local Dependence: A Threshold-Autoregressive Item Response Theory (TAR-IRT) Approach for Polytomous Items1
Not-reached Items: An Issue of Time and of test-taking Disengagement? the Case of PISA 2015 Reading Data1
Comparing Examinee-Based and Response-Based Motivation Filtering Methods in Remote Low-Stakes Testing1
Change in Engagement During Test Events: An Argument for Weighted Scoring?1
Why Should We Care about Human Raters?1
Applying a Multiple Comparison Control to IRT Item-fit Testing1
Using Think-Alouds for Response Process Evidence of Teacher Attentiveness1
Efficient Estimation of Mean Ability Growth Using Vertical Scaling1
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