Volume 18, 2013
Articles
Unit-weighted scales imply models that should be tested!
André Beauducel and Anja Leue
Studies of the Effect of Formative Assessment on Student Achievement: So Much More is Needed
James H. McMillan, Jessica C. Venable, and Divya Varier
Classroom Test Construction: The Power of a Table of Specifications
Helenrose Fives and Nicole DiDonato-Barnes
Factor Analysis using R
A. Alexander Beaujean
Fitting the Mixed Rasch Model to a Reading Comprehension Test: Identifying Reader Types
Purya Baghaei and Claus H. Carstensen
Practical Considerations for Using Exploratory Factor Analysis in Educational Research
Amy S. Beavers, John W. Lounsbury, Jennifer K. Richards, Schuyler W. Huck, Gary J. Skolits, and Shelley L. Esquivel
Forest plots in Excel: Moving beyond a clump of trees to a forest of visual information
James H. Derzon and Aaron A. Alford
Determining the Number of Factors to Retain in EFA: Using the SPSS R-Menu v2 0 to Make More Judicious Estimations
Matthew G. R. Courtney
Validity Semantics in Educational and Psychological Assessment
John D. Hathcoat
Using the Student's t-test with extremely small sample sizes
J.C.F. de Winter
Assumptions of Multiple Regression: Correcting Two Misconceptions
Matt N. Williams, Carlos Alberto Gomez Grajales, and Dason Kurkiewicz
Comparing Propensity Score Methods in Balancing Covariates and Recovering Impact in Small Sample Educational Program Evaluations
Clement A. Stone and Yun Tang
Test Administration Models
Kirk A. Becker and Betty A. Bergstrom