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245 00 $aScaling methods.
250 $a2nd ed. /$bPeter Dunn-Rankin ... [et al.].
260 $aMahwah, N.J. :$bL. Erlbaum Associates,$c2004.
300 $axiii, 239 p. :$bill. ;$c28 cm. +$e1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)
500 $aRev. ed. of: Scaling methods / Peter Dunn-Rankin.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 221-227) and indexes.
505 0 $aFoundations -- Relative Measurement -- The Fahrehheit Scale -- Psychological Objects -- Mapping -- Euclidean Space -- Guttman Scales -- Judgments or Choices -- Tasks -- Ordering -- Paired Comparisons -- Circular Triads -- Partial Ranks and Balanced Incomplete Block Designs -- Direct Ranking -- Ranks and Rank Values -- Tetrads (Pairs of Pairs) -- Arranging Pairs -- Flow Diagram for Analysis of Ordinal Tasks -- CD-ROM Example of BIB -- Categorical Ratings -- Judgments -- The Semantic Differential -- Simple Scoring -- Subsets of Items -- Steps in Ordered Category Scale Construction -- Restrictions of Ordered Categories -- Number of and Naming of Categories -- Flow Diagram for Ordered Category Analysis -- Free Clustering -- Steps in Free Clustering -- Inter-Judge Distances -- Individualized Free Clustering -- Flow Diagram for Free Clustering Analysis -- CD-ROM Example of Using PEROVER -- CD-ROM Example of Using JUDGED -- Similarity Judgments -- Paired Comparisons -- Ranking Pairs -- Rating Similarity Between Pairs -- Clustering Then Pairing -- Triadic Comparisons -- Ratio Estimation -- Conditional Ranking -- Same-Different -- Latency -- Ranking Versus Rating Pairs -- Analysis of Similarities -- Flow Diagram for Similarity Judgments Analysis -- CD-ROM Example of AVEMAT -- CD-ROM Example of INDMAT -- Measures of Proximity -- Correlations -- Pearson's Correlation -- SAS Example of Calculating Correlations -- Significance of r -- Squaring the Correlation Coefficient -- Kendall's tau Correlation -- Gamma Correlation -- Distances -- Standardized Distance -- Mahalanobis d[superscript 2] -- Mikowski Metric -- Triangle Inequality -- Scalar Products -- Association -- Direct Estimation of Proximity -- Percent Overlap -- Minimum Percentage -- Interjudge Distances Following Free Clustering -- Gower's Similarity Measure -- Kappa -- A Distance Macro from SAS -- Unidimensional Methods -- Rank Scaling -- Variance Stable Rank Sums -- Test of Significance -- Number of Judges -- Direct Ranking of Counselor Roles -- Letter Similarity Scales -- CD-ROM Example Using RANKO -- Circular Triad Analysis -- Judge Circular Triads (JCT) -- Coefficient of Consistency -- Tests for Circularity -- Application: Circularity Among Adjective Pairs -- Circular Triad Analysis -- CD-ROM Example Using TRICIR -- Order Analysis -- Guttman Scaling -- Goodenough's Error Counting -- Cloze Tests in Reading -- Arithmetic Achievement -- Significance of a Guttman Scale -- CD-ROM Example Using SCALO -- Mokken Scales -- Dominance Theory of Order -- CD-ROM Example Using ORDER -- Fisher's Exact Probability -- CT3 Index -- Rescaling Reliability -- Application Example -- Partial Correlations As A Measure of Transitivity -- Comparative Judgment -- Attitudes are Normally Distributed -- Thurstone's Case V -- Reliability -- Application: Seriousness of Crimes Then and Now -- Case V Program -- Categorical Ratings -- Greens' Successive Categories -- TSCALE Analysis of Reading Attitude -- Summated Ratings -- An Example of Likert Scaling -- Example: Remmers's General Scale -- Application: Revising A Scale -- Cronbach's Alpha -- Programs: SAS PROC Means, Alpha, r[subscript total] and SPSS -- Clustering -- Reverse Scoring for Negative Items -- Graphic Similarity Analysis -- Graphing Ability and Achievement -- Graphing Letter Similarity -- Graphic Analysis of Word Similarity -- Elementary Linkage Analysis -- Linkage Analysis of Test Scores -- Successive Combining -- Ward's Minimum Variance Method -- Grouping Students on Reward Preference -- CD-ROM and SAS Clustering Example -- Johnson's Nonmetric Single and Complete Link Clustering -- Clustering the WISC Tests with HICLUS -- Partitioning -- K-Means Iterative Clustering -- Application: Visual or Auditory Preference for Reading Instruction -- Hierarchical Divisive -- Successive Splitting -- Dividing By Largest Variance -- Application: Grouping Ham Radios -- Number Of Clusters -- Graphing The Clusters -- Multidimensional Methods -- Factor Analysis -- Representation of the Correlation Matrix -- Trial and Error -- Test Score Assumptions -- Accountable Variance -- Principal Components Analysis (PCA) -- Factor Rotation -- Specific Problems Associated With Factor Analysis -- Mapping Individual Preference -- Singular Value Decomposition -- Carroll and Chang's Multidimensional Vector Model -- MDPREF -- CD-ROM Example Using MDPREF -- Application: Occupational Ranking by Japanese -- Inclusion of the Ideal Point -- Ideal Point Projection -- Multidimensional Scaling -- How Kruskal's Method Works -- SAS Analysis of Trevally Data -- Application: Word Similarity (SAS MDS Using PEROVER Data) -- Individual Differences Scaling -- Output from INDMAT -- SINDSCAL -- CD-ROM Example of SINDSCAL With Learning Disability Data -- How SINDSCAL Works -- ALSCAL -- Example with Dessert Data Using SAS Market -- How ALSCAL Works -- Alternating Search Analogy -- Application: The Letter Wheel -- Using a Computer to Solve Problems -- SAS -- Format -- Running the Programs -- Printing Reports -- Error Messages -- Troubleshooting -- Full File Names -- Using the Internet -- Bell-Labs Netlib -- PC-MDS -- VISta -- The Three Mode Company -- ProGAMMA -- Balanced Orders for Paired Comparisons for the Numbers from Five to Seventeen -- Selected Balanced Incomplete Block Designs -- Percentage Points of the Studentized Range for Infinite Degrees of Freedom -- Selected Range Values in the Two-Way Classification -- Cumulative Probability Distrtibution for Circular Triads Upper and Lower 10% Tails Across 5--15 Objects.
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650 0 $aScale analysis (Psychology)
700 1 $aDunn-Rankin, Peter.
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