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Title Measurement theory and practice in kinesiology / Terry M. Wood, Weimo Zhu, editors
Published Leeds : Human Kinetics, 2006

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Description xii, 428 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Contents Ch. 1. Introduction / Terry M. Wood -- Ch. 2. Validity / David A. Rowe and Matthew T. Mahar -- Ch. 3. Reliability and error of measurement / Ted A. Baumgartner -- Ch. 4. Constructing tests using item response theory / Weimo Zhu -- Ch. 5. Ethical issues in measurement / Patricia Patterson -- Ch. 6. Scaling, equating, and linking to make measures interpretable / Weimo Zhu -- Ch. 7. Item bias and differential item functioning / Allan Cohen -- Ch. 8. Computerized adaptive testing / Richard C. Gershon and Betty A. Bergstrom -- Ch. 9. Structural equation modeling and its applications in exercise science research / Fuzhong Li and Peter Harmer -- Ch. 10. Repeated measures and longitudinal data analysis / Ilhyeok Park and Robert W. Schutz -- Ch. 11. Analyzing very large or very small data sets / Weimo Zhu and Anre Venter -- Ch. 12. Current issues in physical education / Terry M. Wood -- Ch. 13. Measuring physical activity / Michael J. LaMonte, Barbara E. Ainsworth and Jared P. Reis
Ch. 14. Epidemiology and physical activity / Richard A. Washburn, Rod K. Dishman and Gregory Heath -- Ch. 15. Measurement issues in the clinical setting / Marilyn A. Looney -- Ch. 16. Preemployment physical testing / Andrew S. Jackson
Notes Outgrowth of: Measurement concepts in physical education and exercise science. c1989
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 367-418) and index
Subject Physical fitness -- Testing.
Physical education and training -- Evaluation.
Physical Fitness -- physiology.
Exertion -- physiology
Kinesiology, Applied.
Mathematical Computing.
Physical Education and Training.
Author Wood, Terry M., 1949-
Zhu, Weimo, 1955-
LC no. 2005028906
ISBN 9780736045032 (hbk.)
0736045031 (hbk.)
OTHER TI Measurement concepts in physical education and exercise science