Volume XLIX, Number 3,

Fall 2003

Introduction

Ruth A. Childs

207

Introduction: Measurement for the Social Sciences: Classical Insights into Modern Approaches

Articles

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Roderick P. McDonald	212	Behavior Domains in Theory and in Practice
Randall D. Penfield	231	Applying the Breslow-Day Test of Trend in Odds Ratio Heterogeneity to the Analysis of Nonuniform DIF
Shizuhiko Nishisato	244	Total Information in Multivariate Data from Dual Scaling Perspectives
Richard G. Wolfe Jennifer L. Dunn	252	The Jackknife and Multilevel Modeling: A New Application of an Old Trick
André A. Rupp Bruno D. Zumbo	264	Which Model is Best? Robustness Properties to Justify Model Choice Among Unidimensional IRT Models under Item Parameter Drift
Christina van Barneveld	277	The Effects of Examinee Motivation on Multiple-Choice Item Parameter Estimates
W. Todd Rogers Mark J. Gierl Claudette Tardif Jie Lin Christina Rinaldi	290	Differential Validity and Utility of Successive and Simultaneous Approaches to the Development of Equivalent Achievement Tests in French and English

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