Does item-level DIF manifest itself in scale-level analyses? Implications for translating language tests

By Bruno D. Zumbo. 2003

98 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Computer Networks and Communications, Developmental and Educational Psychology, Management Science and Operations Research

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In Computer Networks and Communications

1. Andre A. Rupp
2. Kadriye Ercikan
3. Kim Koh
4. Bruno D. Zumbo
5. Rex Bryan Kline
6. R. V. Brachel
7. Gerrit Hirschfeld
8. L. DeCarlo

In Developmental and Educational Psychology

1. Andre A. Rupp
2. Kadriye Ercikan
3. Kim Koh
4. Bruno D. Zumbo

In Management Science and Operations Research

1. Andre A. Rupp
2. Kadriye Ercikan
3. Kim Koh
4. Bruno D. Zumbo
5. Rex Bryan Kline
6. L. DeCarlo
7. A. Gadermann
8. Gerrit Hirschfeld

Citations in the corpus

• Examining the Construct Comparability of the English and French Versions of TIMSS (2005, background): “Zumbo (2003) found that item level construct variance across groups did not manifest itself in the scale level results.”
• Understanding Parameter Invariance in Unidimensional IRT Models (2006, background): “Most important, this article and other related research (e.g., Rupp & Zumbo, 2003, 2004; see Rupp, in press) suggest that IRT model inferences about examinees are relatively robust toward moderate amounts of LOI across a wide range of theoretical conditions.”