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Generalizability Theory (2001)

Generalizability Theory (2001)

by Brennan, Robert L
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Generalizability theory is an area of statistics with application to measurement in psychology and education. The main audience is measurement practitioners and graduate students in the behavorial and social sciences. Professor Brennan has been President of the National Council on Measurement in Education and has received awards for outstanding technical contributions to educational measurement.

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Pub dateAug 9, 2001
ISBN-100387952829
ISBN-139780387952826
LanguageEnglish
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