Michael J Subkoviak
Biographic Data
| ID | 1659604 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael J Subkoviak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael J |
| FAMILY NAME | Subkoviak |
| SIGNATURE | SUBKOVIAK M J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Measuring interpersonal forgiveness in late adolescence and middle adulthood
Item Analysis: A Short-Cut Statistic for Mastery Tests
This study examined three statistical methods for selecting items for mastery tests. One is the pretest-posttest method due to Cox and Vargas (1966); it is computationally simple, but has a number of serious limitations. The second is a latent trait method recommended by van der Linden (1981); it is computationally complex, but has a number of theoretical advantages. The third method, proposed herein, parallels the latent trait method in many res…
Confirmatory inference and geometric models
Confirmatory inference and geometric models
Frequency Interference in Children's Recognition of Sentence Information
The thesis investigated here is that the particular alternatives supplied in a multiple-choice test comprise a powerful determinant of children's measured achievement. Children listened to sentences under two different instructional sets (imagery rating and sentence repetition) and were later tested with multiple-choice alternatives: (a) either identical or similar in meaning to the originally presented correct items; and (b) either including or …
Frequency Interference in Children’s Recognition of Sentence Information
The thesis investigated here is that the particular alternatives supplied in a multiple-choice test comprise a powerful determinant of children’s measured achievement. Children listened to sentences under two different instructional sets (imagery rating and sentence repetition) and were later tested with multiple-choice alternatives: (a) either identical or similar in meaning to the originally presented correct items; and (b) either including or …
Violation of Assumed Normality in Traditional Multidimensional Scaling
Traditional multidimensional scaling is a two-stage procedure. Thurstone's comparative judgment model is often used in the initial stage to determine the perceived distance between pairs of objects, under the assumption that the perceived distance between each pair is normally distributed across a population of subjects. These distances are used in the second stage to construct a geometric configuration of the objects in multidimensional space. A…
Remarks on the Method of Paired Comparisons: The Effect of Non-Normality in Thurstone's Comparative Judgment Model
Scale values of stimulus-objects O j (j = 1, 2 ... n) are calculated in Thurstone's comparative judgment model under the assumption that the perceived difference between each pair ( O j , O k ), with respect to the attribute being scaled, is normally distributed across a population of subjects. The present study considered the amount of error introduced into Thurstone scale values when difference distributions are not normal. Non-normal distribut…
Frequency Interference in Children’s Recognition of Sentence Information
The thesis investigated here is that the particular alternatives supplied in a multiple-choice test comprise a powerful determinant of children’s measured achievement. Children listened to sentences under two different instructional sets (imagery rating and sentence repetition) and were later tested with multiple-choice alternatives: (a) either identical or similar in meaning to the originally presented correct items; and (b) either including or …
Remarks on the Method of Paired Comparisons: The Effect of Non-Normality in Thurstone's Comparative Judgment Model
Scale values of stimulus-objects O j (j = 1, 2 ... n) are calculated in Thurstone's comparative judgment model under the assumption that the perceived difference between each pair ( O j , O k ), with respect to the attribute being scaled, is normally distributed across a population of subjects. The present study considered the amount of error introduced into Thurstone scale values when difference distributions are not normal. Non-normal distribut…
Violation of Assumed Normality in Traditional Multidimensional Scaling
Traditional multidimensional scaling is a two-stage procedure. Thurstone's comparative judgment model is often used in the initial stage to determine the perceived distance between pairs of objects, under the assumption that the perceived distance between each pair is normally distributed across a population of subjects. These distances are used in the second stage to construct a geometric configuration of the objects in multidimensional space. A…
Frequency Interference in Children's Recognition of Sentence Information
The thesis investigated here is that the particular alternatives supplied in a multiple-choice test comprise a powerful determinant of children's measured achievement. Children listened to sentences under two different instructional sets (imagery rating and sentence repetition) and were later tested with multiple-choice alternatives: (a) either identical or similar in meaning to the originally presented correct items; and (b) either including or …
Frequency Interference in Children’s Recognition of Sentence Information
The thesis investigated here is that the particular alternatives supplied in a multiple-choice test comprise a powerful determinant of children’s measured achievement. Children listened to sentences under two different instructional sets (imagery rating and sentence repetition) and were later tested with multiple-choice alternatives: (a) either identical or similar in meaning to the originally presented correct items; and (b) either including or …
Confirmatory inference and geometric models
Confirmatory inference and geometric models
Item Analysis: A Short-Cut Statistic for Mastery Tests
This study examined three statistical methods for selecting items for mastery tests. One is the pretest-posttest method due to Cox and Vargas (1966); it is computationally simple, but has a number of serious limitations. The second is a latent trait method recommended by van der Linden (1981); it is computationally complex, but has a number of theoretical advantages. The third method, proposed herein, parallels the latent trait method in many res…
Measuring interpersonal forgiveness in late adolescence and middle adulthood
Psychology (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Mathematics (5 works) · Econometrics (4 works) · Statistics (4 works) · Artificial Intelligence (3 works) · Cognitive psychology (3 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Confirmatory factor analysis (2 works) · Construct (python library) (2 works)