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Evaluating the FONE FIM: Part II. Concurrent validity & influencing factors. 评估FONE电影:第二部分。并发效度及影响因素。
Journal of outcome measurement Pub Date : 1997-01-01
W C Chang, C Chan, S E Slaughter, D Cartwright
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Validating standard setting with a modified nedelsky procedure through common item test equating. 用修改后的nedelsky程序通过公共项目测试等效验证标准设置。
Journal of outcome measurement Pub Date : 1997-01-01
R M Smith, L J Gross
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