This post discusses how to perform a basic reliability analysis of a multiple choice test.
Showing posts with label tests. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tests. Show all posts
Monday, October 5, 2009
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Scoring a Multiple Choice Test in SPSS using DO REPEAT
How do you score a multiple choice test in SPSS? This post shows you how.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Verifying How Composite Scores Have Been Computed
This post sets out a procedure for checking how a composite was computed from items. This is particularly useful when working with self-report psychological scales and composite ability tests. Computing total scores for a series of subscales and total scores on personality tests and other self-report inventories can be fiddly business, and errors often arise.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Calculating Composite Scores of Ability and Other Tests in SPSS
Researchers in psychology often have a large number of variables. Science aims for parsimonious explanations of the world. Thus, the challenge is to develop a principled approach to dealing with the multiplicities that arise in psychological research. One common approach is to combine tests that measure similar things into composites. This post looks at how to form composites. The emphasis is on settings where you have multiple ability tests and you want to create a composite ability factor. Also, particular emphasis is given to how to do it in SPSS.
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