PPT-Measurement Invariance of the Pediatric Version of PROMIS Symptom Scales

between American and Chinese Children with Cancer Changrong Yuan 1 Pamela S Hinds 23 Yanyan Liu 1 Jichuan Wang 23 1 School of Nursing Second Military Medical University Shanghai China 2 Childrens National Medical Center 3 Department of Pediatrics School of Medicine George Washington University Washington DC . Lavaan. Kate Xu. Department of Psychiatry. University of Cambridge. Email: . mx212@medschl.cam.ac.uk. Measurement invariance. In empirical research, comparisons of means or regression coefficients is often drawn from distinct population groups such as culture, gender, language spoken. Cultural Context and Measurement Validity in Comparative Survey Research. Professor Jane Zavisca University of Arizona. April 12, 2013 . janez@u.arizona.edu. Core dilemmas. In comparing groups, want to be sure observed differences (or similarities) are substantive, not . Structural Equation Modeling . for Dummies, by Dummies. February 22, 2013. Indiana University, Bloomington. Joseph J. Sudano, Jr., PhD. Center for Health Care Research and Policy. Case Western Reserve University at The MetroHealth System. Measurement. is the process of assigning numbers or labels to persons, objects or events in accordance with specific rules for representing quantities or qualities of attributes.. Rule. is a guide, method or command that tells a researcher what to do.. Ahmed Alsanousi. CSC 464. Types of instruments. Existing instruments. Oscilloscope. Re-use rating scale. Create an instrument. Survey. Checklist. Paper and pencil. Tangible and intangible. Measurement Definition. Nominal. classification. labels. mutually exclusive. exhaustive. different in kind, not degree. Scales of Measurement. Ordinal . rank ordering. numbers reflect “greater than”. only intraindividual hierarchies. Chapter 12. Learning Objectives. Understand…. . The nature of attitudes and their relationship to behavior. . The critical decisions involved in selecting an appropriate measurement scale.. The characteristics and use of rating, ranking, sorting, and other preference scales. . Structural Equation Modeling . for Dummies, by Dummies. February 22, 2013. Indiana University, Bloomington. Joseph J. Sudano, Jr., PhD. Center for Health Care Research and Policy. Case Western Reserve University at The MetroHealth System. Presented by . Dr. S. . Viniba. Assistant Professor,. Department of MBA. SNS. College of Technology. Objectives. Measurement in Research. Break. Data Types. 17-03-2017 / Dr. S. Viniba, AP-MBA, SNSCT. The Concept of Measurement and Attitude Scales. Understand the concept of measurement. Learn about the measurement process and describe how to develop a good measurement scale. Explain the four levels of scales and their typical usage. Measurement. is the process of assigning numbers or labels to persons, objects or events in accordance with specific rules for representing quantities or qualities of attributes.. Rule. is a guide, method or command that tells a researcher what to do.. Trauma Symptom Inventory-2 . (TSI™-2). The Trauma Symptom Inventory-2 . (. TSI-2. ) . is . a revised . version of the Trauma Symptom . Inventory (TSI™; . Briere, 1995), a widely used test of . trauma-related symptoms . [Presenter Name]. [Event]. [Date]. What is PROMIS®?. Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System®. Measures used to evaluate and monitor . physical, mental, . and social . health . (adult & pediatric). [Presenter Name]. [Event]. [Date]. What is PROMIS®?. Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information . System®. Measures used to evaluate and monitor . physical, mental, . and social . health . (adult & pediatric).