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Standardized Scales

Standardized Scales. Standardization. Use of identical procedures to collect, score, interpret, and report results of a measure Assures that differences over time or among different people are due to the variable being measured and not to different measurement procedures.

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Centre for Research in English Language Learning and Assessment

Centre for Research in English Language Learning and Assessment. Three lessons from the historiography of language testing. Cyril J. Weir. Why is a knowledge of the past important for language testing?.

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social theory

social theory. PEARLIN - STRESS PROCESS. STRESSORS. MEDIATORS. OUTCOME. DIFFERENCES WITH SRRS. STRESS PROCESS. 1. MUST LOOK AT CONTEXT AND MEANING. DIMENSIONS OF STRESSFUL LIFE EVENTS. DESIRED VS. NOT DESIRED UNEXPECTED VS. EXPECTED PREEXISTING CONTEXT OF EVENT POST-EVENT CONTEXT.

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MODERN SOCIAL THEORY

MODERN SOCIAL THEORY. PEARLIN - STRESS PROCESS. STRESSORS. MEDIATORS. OUTCOME. DIFFERENCES WITH SRRS. STRESSORS. STRESS PROCESS. 1. MUST LOOK AT CONTEXT AND MEANING. DIMENSIONS OF STRESSFUL LIFE EVENTS. DESIRED VS. NOT DESIRED UNEXPECTED VS. EXPECTED

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Individualized Rating Scales (IRS)

Individualized Rating Scales (IRS). Rating Scale. Measurement instrument used to elicit a rating. A rating is a systematic estimation of some attribute of a person, object, or event along some dimension (e.g., degree of agreement about finances). Individualized Rating Scale (IRS).

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REVIEW FOR 1ST HOURLY

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