Frederic M. Lord
1912
Books
- Principals of modern psychological measurement
- Cutting scores and errors of measurement
- Robbins-Monro procedures for tailored testing
- Estimating item characteristics curves without knowledge of their mathematical form
- Estimating true-score distributions for mental tests (method 16)
- A paradox in the interpretation of group comparisons
- The effect of random guessing on test validity
- Contribution of verbal items types in the GRE general test to accuracy of measurement of the verbal scores
- Comparison of IRT observed-score and true-score "equatings"
- Maximum likelihood estimation of item response parameters when some responses are omitted
- Statistical theories of mental test scores
- Standard errors of measurement at different ability levels
- Statistical adjustments when comparing preexisting groups
- Item sampling in test theory and in research design
- A note on the normal ogive or logistic curve in item analysis
- True score theory
- Conjunctive and disjunctive item response functions
- Sampling variances and covariances of parameter estimates in item response theory
- The standard error of equipercentile equating
- Applications of item response theory to practical testing problems
- Efficiency of estimation when there is only one common factor
- Some test theory for tailored testing
- An analysis of the verbal Scholastic Aptitude Test using Birnbaum's three-parameter logistic model
- Rigorously and nonrigorously parallel test forms
- Confidence bands for the three-parameter logistic item response curve
- Estimating the imputed social cost of errors of measurement
- Standard error of an equating by item response theory
- A theory of test scores
- A numerical empirical bayes procedure for finding an interval estimate
- The self-scoring flexilevel test
- Estimating true-score distributions in psychological testing
- An empirical study of item-test regression
- A strong true-score theory, with applications
- Estimating moments by item-sampling--small-sample formulas
- Maximum likelihood and Bayesian parameter estimation in item response theory
- Statistical bias in maximum likelihood estimators of item parameters
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