1983
DOI: 10.1002/j.2330-8516.1983.tb00038.x
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A Comparative Study of Standard‐setting Methods

Abstract: The borderline‐group method and the contrasting‐groups method were each compared with Nedelsky's method at four schools and with Angoff's method at another four schools, using tests of basic skills in reading and mathematics. The borderline‐group and contrasting‐groups methods produced similar results when approximately equal numbers of students were classified as masters and nonmasters. The contrasting‐groups passing score was lower than the borderline‐group passing score when masters greatly outnumbered nonm… Show more

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“…The most pervasive finding of the studies that have compared the various standard setting methods has been suggested in this ,,eition-namely, the different methods result in different standards (e.g., Andrew & Hecht, 1976;Sigmon & Halpin, 1984;Livingston & Zieky, 1983;Skakun & Kling, 1980). Because of the disparity in standards established by the various procedures, many researchers recoimend the use of several standard setting procedures (Halpin et al, 1983;Koffler, 1980).…”
Section: Exandnee4ased Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most pervasive finding of the studies that have compared the various standard setting methods has been suggested in this ,,eition-namely, the different methods result in different standards (e.g., Andrew & Hecht, 1976;Sigmon & Halpin, 1984;Livingston & Zieky, 1983;Skakun & Kling, 1980). Because of the disparity in standards established by the various procedures, many researchers recoimend the use of several standard setting procedures (Halpin et al, 1983;Koffler, 1980).…”
Section: Exandnee4ased Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ako príklad metód zameraných na testové položky si spomenieme dva varianty Angoffovej metódy (Angoff, 1971), Nedelského metódu (Nedelsky, 1954) a metódu záložiek (Mitzel, Lewis, Patz, & Green, 2001). Ako príklad metódy zameranej na žiaka si popíšeme metódu kontrastných skupín (Livingston & Zieky, 1982, 1989. Spomedzi zmiešaných metód stručne predstavíme klasifikáciu založenú na measurement decision theory (Rudner, 2009).…”
Section: Príklady Metód Určovania Hraničných Skóreunclassified
“…Napokon si priblížime metódu založenú na kontrastných skupinách (Livingston & Zieky, 1982, 1989. V tejto metóde panelisti neposudzujú úlohy testu, pre ktorý sa má nájsť hraničné skóre, ale žiakov.…”
Section: Príklady Metód Určovania Hraničných Skóreunclassified
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“…In addition, even though numerous methods have been established for setting cut scores, all methods are considered to be arbitrary as well as politically charged [5]. The setting of cut scores are said to be arbitrary because there are chances of many reasonable cut scores.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%