articleEducational and Psychological MeasurementAug 22, 2013Closed access

Assessing the Hypothesis of Measurement Invariance in the Context of Large-Scale International Surveys

Indiana University Bloomington

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Abstract

In the field of international educational surveys, equivalence of achievement scale scores across countries has received substantial attention in the academic literature; however, only a relatively recent emphasis on scale score equivalence in nonachievement education surveys has emerged. Given the current state of research in multiple-group models, findings regarding these recent measurement invariance investigations were supported with research that was limited in scope to few groups and relatively small sample sizes. To that end, this study uses data from one large-scale survey as a basis for examining the extent to which typical fit measures used in multiple-group confirmatory factor analysis are suitable…

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Keywords
  • Measurement invariance
  • Equivalence (formal languages)
  • Scale (ratio)
  • Psychology
  • Confirmatory factor analysis
  • Sample (material)
  • Context (archaeology)
  • Econometrics
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