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Xing, Xue – International Journal for Educational and Vocational Guidance, 2019
The log-linear cognitive diagnosis model (LCDM) is a modern technique that dichotomously classifies individuals (e.g., possession and non-possession) on attributes of a multidimensional construct, which is particularly suited to diagnostic and formative assessments where a classification decision is desired (e.g., to assign intervention or not).…
Descriptors: Classification, Occupational Tests, Educational Assessment, Cognitive Measurement
Nurtanto, Muhammad; Arifin, Zainal; Sofyan, Herminarto; Warju, Warju; Nurhaji, Soffan – Online Submission, 2020
The field legality of expertise for job applicants in the field of vocational education is one of the strong considerations. This recognition can obtain through accredited professional institutions such as the Professional Certification Institute (PCI), which operates independently. The problem arises that PCI in the automotive sector consists of…
Descriptors: Vocational Education, Auto Mechanics, Job Skills, Occupational Tests
Air Force Occupational Measurement Center, Lackland AFB, TX.
The main purpose of the Air Force project was to develop a universal model to evaluate usage of basic electronic principles training. The criterion used by the model to evaluate electronic theory training is a determination of the usefulness of the training vis-a-vis the performance of assigned tasks in the various electronic career fields. Data…
Descriptors: Electronics, Evaluation, Military Service, Models
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Coyne, Iain; Bartram, Dave – International Journal of Testing, 2002
Applied a structured framework to the research literature to assess the general effectiveness of integrity tests as used to assess "honesty" in preemployment screening. In terms of acceptability, research has indicated that integrity tests are viewed neither positively nor negatively, but considerable debate remains about false positive rates and…
Descriptors: Honesty, Integrity, Literature Reviews, Models
Stephenson, Robert W.; And Others – 1973
A new, more specific language for describing work activities, based upon the duty module (clusters of tasks that tend to go together occupationally and organizationally in meaningful ways) is being designed for the Army. The purpose is to improve communications between resource and requirement planners and program operators. The paper proposes two…
Descriptors: Evaluation Methods, Individual Testing, Military Personnel, Models
D'Costa, Ayres G. – 1969
Understanding the world of work is contingent upon the availability of good occupational information. Since the individual must interpret what he knows about himself in terms of his understanding of the characteristics of the world of work, it is important that the world of work be described to him in terms that make this interpretation easy. Jobs…
Descriptors: Career Counseling, Interest Inventories, Measurement Instruments, Models
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Harrington, Thomas F.; O'Shea, Arthur J. – Journal of Counseling Psychology, 1980
The confirmation of the Holland hexagonal model in a Spanish-speaking sample suggests that results of earlier factor analytic studies of vocational interests are applicable to Spanish-speaking young persons. Counselors must provide their Spanish-speaking clients with intensive information resources. (Author)
Descriptors: Career Development, Cultural Influences, Models, Occupational Tests
Mkandawire, Donton S. J. – 1981
The problem of finding a meaningful way of demonstrating the benefit or satisfaction to be gained by using predictive assessment techniques to select or place individuals in work situations is explored. The urgent need of developing nations for appropriate occupational and educational selection procedures is presented and explained. A discussion…
Descriptors: Developing Nations, Evaluation Methods, Measurement Techniques, Models
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Leiken, Alan M.; Cunningham, Brian M. – Journal of Allied Health, 1980
Multiple regression models are formulated which analyze the usefulness of AHPAT (Allied Health Professions Admission Test) as a predictor of success in allied health programs. Models are estimated by using data from the four baccalaureate programs in the School of Allied Health Professions at SUNY--Stony Brook. (CT/Author)
Descriptors: Allied Health Occupations, Allied Health Occupations Education, College Admission, Higher Education
Kane, Michael T. – 1990
Developing good criterion measures of professional performance is difficult. If criterion-related validity evidence for certification requirements could not be generalized beyond the specific context in which it was obtained, gathering that evidence would probably not be worth the effort. This paper examines two possible approaches to the…
Descriptors: Certification, Comparative Analysis, Concurrent Validity, Criterion Referenced Tests
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Harris, Robert C. – Journal of Industrial Teacher Education, 1971
Descriptors: Achievement Tests, Behavior Patterns, Cognitive Measurement, Flow Charts
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D'Costa, Ayres G. – Evaluation and the Health Professions, 1986
Job relevance and adverse impact are major validity concerns relative to credentializing examinations. This article recommends that examination blueprints utilize a competency model based on: (1) job functions assigned; (2) level of expertise expected given the content and resources available; and (3) specific context and situation in which the…
Descriptors: Adults, Certification, Competence, Credentials
Kelley, John M. – 1977
This paper describes in some detail Siegfreid's Process Mapping Model for describing human performance. The model's application to task analysis and the advantages of using it when constructing assessment strategies and instruments are discussed. Examples of the model's use in building portfolios, behavioral rating scales, and skill demonstration…
Descriptors: Adults, Counselor Performance, Employees, Evaluation Methods
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Delon, Floyd G. – West's Education Law Reporter, 1988
The most likely legal challenge to assessment centers is racial discrimination. Although validation studies have shown the assessment center to be job related and no equally effective alternative to be available, futher validation will be needed with each new application of assessment centers in certification and employment decisions. (MLF)
Descriptors: Administrator Qualifications, Administrators, Assessment Centers (Personnel), Court Litigation
Sitlington, Patricia L. – 1988
An overview is provided of the career/vocational assessment process as applied to individuals with mental disabilities. Types of information that need to be gathered can be grouped into seven basic categories: medical; functional academic skills; interests and environmental preferences; interpersonal skills; work habits and attitudes; learning…
Descriptors: Career Development, Data Collection, Educational Practices, Evaluation Methods
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