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Session Type: Paper Session
This session presents novel research in psychometric methods, modeling and assessment. The topics include cognitive diagnostic analysis of interpersonal skill growth, latent growth modeling to ordinal responses in longitudinal psychological data, the development and validation of MICMI for advancing our understanding of intersectionality in STEM education, nonparametric approaches to person fit analysis and its application to item attributes, and topic modeling for enhancing meta-assessment in higher education.
Growth in Cognitive Diagnosis of Intellectually Disabled Young Adults’ Interpersonal Skills - Huaiyue Zhang, University of Alabama; Kagendo Mutua, University of Alabama; Amy M. Williamson, University of Alabama
Second Order Latent Growth Modeling With Common Item Ordinal Responses: An Application for Psychological Tests - Sook Hyun Park, University of Texas at Austin; Tiffany A. Whittaker, University of Texas at Austin; Nayoung Jang, Sookmyung Women's University
The Development and Validation of an Asset-Based Measure That Conceptualizes Mathematics Identity Through Black Girlhood - Nicole M. Joseph, Vanderbilt University; Elizabeth Anderson, Embraced Wisdom Resource Group; Fradely Delacruz, Embraced Wisdom Resource Group
Total, Between-, and Within-Item Attribute Person Fit Analysis: An Exploratory Nonparametric Approach to Person Fit - Stefanie A. Wind, University of Alabama
Using Topic Modeling for Institutional Assessment in Higher Education - Lissette Tolentino, University of Florida