英文摘要 |
Implementation of computerized adaptive testing is limited due to costly expense and time-consuming item production. Taking advantage of the advanced computer technology and cognitive science, more economical and efficient item cloning theories and technologies are evolved into feasibility. However, item parameter uncertainty induced by item cloning causes ability estimate error inevitably. How to control item parameter uncertainty becomes a critical issue on the automated item generation. Based on cognitive component analysis literatures, the present study attempts to establish item generation principles for figural matrix tasks. Nineteen item models are developed to generate 103 isomorphic item variants. The response data of 616 4th to 6th grade students is used for Item Response Theory (IRT) one-parameter model item parameter calibration. Whenever the variance of difficulty parameters within an item model is relatively large, a related component will be identified to establish a new item model. Overall, the average variance of item difficulty parameter within item models is very small (σ 2=.053). The results suggest that the item modeling mechanism accomplish a reliable control for item parameter. |