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  1. The Effects of Different Levels of Performance Feedback on TOEFL iBT ® Reading Practice Test Performance
  2. Do the TOEFL iBT® section scores provide value-added information to stakeholders?
  3. Methods of Test Validation
  4. Methods of Test Validation
  5. INVESTIGATING THE VALUE OF SECTION SCORES FOR THETOEFL iBT® TEST
  6. Classical Test Theory
  7. Understanding Learner Strengths and Weaknesses: Assessing Performance on an Integrated Writing Task
  8. Factor Analysis
  9. Structural Equation Modeling in Language Assessment
  10. Word Reading Efficiency, Text Reading Fluency, and Reading Comprehension Among Chinese Learners of English
  11. EXAMINING THE FACTOR STRUCTURE OF A STATE STANDARDS-BASED SCIENCE ASSESSMENT FOR STUDENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES
  12. Using Factor Analysis to Investigate Accommodations Used by Students with Disabilities on an English-Language Arts Assessment
  13. Relationships Among Reading Skills of Adults With Low Literacy
  14. Cognitive Diagnosis and Q-matrices in Language Assessment: The Authors Respond
  15. Q-Matrix Construction: Defining the Link Between Constructs and Test Items in Large-Scale Reading and Listening Comprehension Assessments The Authors Respond
  16. Q-Matrix Construction: Defining the Link Between Constructs and Test Items in Large-Scale Reading and Listening Comprehension Assessments
  17. Cognitive Diagnosis Approaches to Language Assessment: An Overview
  18. Application of Three Cognitive Diagnosis Models to ESL Reading and Listening Assessments
  19. Cognitive Diagnosis and Q-Matrices in Language Assessment
  20. CRITERION-RELATED VALIDITY OF THE TOEFL IBT LISTENING SECTION
  21. Factor structure of the TOEFL Internet-based test
  22. FACTOR STRUCTURE OF THE TOEFL®INTERNET-BASED TEST (IBT): EXPLORATION IN A FIELD TRIAL SAMPLE
  23. Construct validation of analytic rating scales in a speaking assessment: Reporting a score profile and a composite
  24. A reliable approach to automatic assessment of short answer free responses
  25. 4. Norm-referenced vs. criterion-referenced approach to assessment
  26. Technology in language testing