Cognitive Diagnosis and Q-matrices in Language Assessment: The Authors Respond  

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Lee, Yong-Won ; Sawaki, Yasuyo

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Dalam koleksi: Language Assessment Quarterly vol. 7 no. 1 (2010), page 108-112.
Fulltext: Language Assessment Quarterly, 7,108–112,.pdf (90.28KB)

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We appreciate the two commentators’ (Fred Davidson and Charles Alderson) reviews of the 2009 Special Issue of Language Assessment Quarterly on “Cognitive Diagnosis and Q-matrices in Language Assessment.” We are delighted that Alderson views the Special Issue as a landmark publication, and it will be our great honor if the issue remains as such in the years to come. The Special Issue represents several years of research work on cognitive diagnosis approaches (CDA) carried out by the authors of the four main articles in the issue. The reviewers’ comments assure us that we have accomplished our initial goals of informing and updating language testers of groundbreaking work on CDA and recent developments in CDA applications to language assessment. Our goals in this article are two-fold: (a) to respond as co-editors to the general comments made by the two commentators regarding the entire issue and (b) to respond, as co-authors, of the first (Lee & Sawaki, 2009a) and fourth (Lee & Sawaki, 2009b) articles in the issue, to the specific concerns raised by Charles Alderson regarding these two articles.

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