Chapter 3 Psychometrics: Reliability & Validity
reliability and validity. Classical reliability indices (i.e., test-retest [stability], parallel forms [equivalence], internal consistency, and inter-rater) are most routinely used in classroom assessment and are hence, discussed. Item Response Theory (IRT) and other advanced techniques for determining reliability are more frequently used with ...
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