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The three test adaptation measures extend the prior work of Reckase, Zu, and Kim (2019)

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q1 i? The study presents the three adaptation measures as an extension of the earlier work of Reckase, Zu, and Kim (2019). → NWEA Research 2020

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NWEA Research 2020

NWEA Research. (2020). Three measures of test adaptation based on optimal test information. Journal of Computerized Adaptive Testing 8(1), 1-19. https://www.nwea.org/research/publication/three-measures-of-test-adaptation-based-on-optimal-test-information/

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The abstract positions the contribution as an extension of prior work, stating the study "extends the work of Reckase, Zu, and Kim (2019) by introducing three new measures of test adaptation." No empirical result is attached to this positioning statement in the available text.

"This study extends the work of Reckase, Zu, and Kim (2019) by introducing three new measures of test adaptation."

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title The three test adaptation measures extend the prior work of Reckase, Zu, and Kim (2019)
description The three test adaptation measures extend the prior work of Reckase, Zu, and Kim (2019)
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newest_evidence 2020
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