Item Analysis SW needed

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2 total messages Started by Ernest J Obusek Mon, 01 May 1989 16:58

#955

Author: Ernest J Obusek
Date: Mon, 01 May 1989 16:58

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I'm looking for recommendations on a statistical software package for an IBM 
AT that will do item analysis.  I'm not a math/stat person so I hope someone 
will know what this is.  Basically, some psychologists here developed a test 
to evaluate employee skill levels or something like that, and they want to do
some analysis of the test itself.  Does anything like this exist?  Thanks for
any help you can give! 

Ernest Obusek 

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Re: Item Analysis SW needed

#956

Author: Michael P. Cook
Date: Thu, 04 May 1989 13:56

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<I'm looking for recommendations on a statistical software package for an IBM
<AT that will do item analysis.  I'm not a math/stat person so I hope someone
<will know what this is.  Basically, some psychologists here developed a test
<to evaluate employee skill levels or something like that, and they want to do
<some analysis of the test itself.  Does anything like this exist?  Thanks for
<any help you can give!
<
<Ernest Obusek
 
If memory serves me, SPSS (mainframe) does item analysis so why don't you
check out SPSS PC?
 
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