Correlates of Person Fit and Effect of Person Fit on Test Validity

Person-fit indices (lz and multitest lzm) derived from item response theory and used to identify misfitting examinees were computed based on responses to cognitive ability and personality tests. lz indices from different ability domains within the cognitive tests were uncorrelated with each other; l...

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Main Authors: SCHMITT, Neal, CHAN, David, SACCO, Joshua M., McFarland, Lynn A., Jennings, Danielle
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spelling sg-smu-ink.soss_research-12202010-08-31T09:30:04Z Correlates of Person Fit and Effect of Person Fit on Test Validity SCHMITT, Neal CHAN, David SACCO, Joshua M. McFarland, Lynn A. Jennings, Danielle Person-fit indices (lz and multitest lzm) derived from item response theory and used to identify misfitting examinees were computed based on responses to cognitive ability and personality tests. lz indices from different ability domains within the cognitive tests were uncorrelated with each other; lz indices from different tests within the personality domain were moderately intercorrelated. Cross-domain correlations were near 0. Test-taking motivation and conscientiousness were correlated moderately with multitest lzm for personality tests and to a lesser extent for cognitive tests. Test reactions were uncorrelated with any of the lz measures. Males had higher mean lz s than females. This difference could be partly attributed to differences in conscientiousness. African-Americans had higher mean lz than Whites. This effect could not be accounted for by test-taking motivation or conscientiousness. High values of lz affected the criterion-related validity of the set of cognitive tests such that the validity estimate decreased as lz increased. 1999-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/soss_research/221 info:doi/10.1177/01466219922031176 Research Collection School of Social Sciences eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Aberrant test item responses fit indices person fit subgroup differences test motivation test reactions Applied Behavior Analysis
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topic Aberrant test item responses
fit indices
person fit
subgroup differences
test motivation
test reactions
Applied Behavior Analysis
spellingShingle Aberrant test item responses
fit indices
person fit
subgroup differences
test motivation
test reactions
Applied Behavior Analysis
SCHMITT, Neal
CHAN, David
SACCO, Joshua M.
McFarland, Lynn A.
Jennings, Danielle
Correlates of Person Fit and Effect of Person Fit on Test Validity
description Person-fit indices (lz and multitest lzm) derived from item response theory and used to identify misfitting examinees were computed based on responses to cognitive ability and personality tests. lz indices from different ability domains within the cognitive tests were uncorrelated with each other; lz indices from different tests within the personality domain were moderately intercorrelated. Cross-domain correlations were near 0. Test-taking motivation and conscientiousness were correlated moderately with multitest lzm for personality tests and to a lesser extent for cognitive tests. Test reactions were uncorrelated with any of the lz measures. Males had higher mean lz s than females. This difference could be partly attributed to differences in conscientiousness. African-Americans had higher mean lz than Whites. This effect could not be accounted for by test-taking motivation or conscientiousness. High values of lz affected the criterion-related validity of the set of cognitive tests such that the validity estimate decreased as lz increased.
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author SCHMITT, Neal
CHAN, David
SACCO, Joshua M.
McFarland, Lynn A.
Jennings, Danielle
author_facet SCHMITT, Neal
CHAN, David
SACCO, Joshua M.
McFarland, Lynn A.
Jennings, Danielle
author_sort SCHMITT, Neal
title Correlates of Person Fit and Effect of Person Fit on Test Validity
title_short Correlates of Person Fit and Effect of Person Fit on Test Validity
title_full Correlates of Person Fit and Effect of Person Fit on Test Validity
title_fullStr Correlates of Person Fit and Effect of Person Fit on Test Validity
title_full_unstemmed Correlates of Person Fit and Effect of Person Fit on Test Validity
title_sort correlates of person fit and effect of person fit on test validity
publisher Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
publishDate 1999
url https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/soss_research/221
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