NCME Annual Meeting: Demonstrating Lord and Wingersky 2.5 as a Method for Differential Subscale Functioning

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Demonstrating Lord and Wingersky 2.5 as a Method for Differential Subscale Functioning

In Event: GSIC Poster Session II

Sat, April 13, 11:25am to 12:25pm, Convention Center, Floor: Fourth, Terrace Ballroom IV

Abstract

The present research uses the Alcohol Use Disorder scale to show the effectiveness of Lord and Wingersky 2.5 to detect person fit. External correlates are also analyzed, demonstrating the potential use of LW 2.5 as a method of detection of DIF at the subscale level.

Authors

Jared Block, UCLA
Steve Reise, UCLA