Changes in Common-Factor Loadings as Tests are Altered Homogeneously in Length  

Oleh:

Guilford, J. P. ; Michael, William B.

Jenis: Article from Journal - e-Journal
Dalam koleksi: Psychometrika: A Journal of Quantitative Psychology vol. 15 no. 3 (Sep. 1950), page 237-249.
Topik: Common-Factor Loadings; Test; Correlation
Fulltext: Changes in Common-Factor Loadings as Tests are Altered Homogeneously in Length.pdf (531.79KB)

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Formulas are derived by which, given the factor loadings and the internal reliability of a test of unit length, the following estimates can be made: (1) the common-factor loadings for a similar (homogeneous) test of lengthn; (2) the number of times (n) that a test needs to be lengthened homogeneously to achieve a factor loading of a desired magnitude; and (3) the correlation between two tests, either or both of which have been altered in length, as a function of (a) the new factor loadings in the altered tests or (b) the original loadings in the unit-length tests. The appropriate use of the derived formulas depends upon the fulfillment of four assumptions enumerated.

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