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| Communication Methods and Measures |
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| Volume 2(4), 2008 |
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Park, Hee Sun |
Centering in hierarchical linear modeling. |
227-259 |
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| | This paper examines the implications of centering choices when using hierarchical linear modeling | |
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Matsunaga, Masaki |
Item parceling in structural equation modeling: A primer. |
260-293 |
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| | This article provides a primer of the statistical technique called parceling, or aggregating items and using those aggregates as indicators of latent constructs, for structural equation modeling (SEM) | |
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Sun, Shaojing |
Psychometric properties of the internet self-efficacy scale: An application of item response theory. |
294-312 |
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| | The current study provides a cursory review of item response theory (IRT), and tentatively applies the IRT to examining the psychometric properties of the Internet self-efficacy instrument | |
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computer
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methodology
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Bradley, Samuel D., Maxian, Wendy, Wise, Wesley T., and Freeman, Jessica D. |
Emotion trumps attention: Using prepulse startle probe methodology to assess cognitive processing of television. |
313-322 |
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| | The evoked startle reflex (SR) has proven effective in measuring attention to simple stimuli; however, an initial investigation of the SR during television viewing found that emotion dominated the responses | |
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television
cognition
nonverbal
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Krippendorff, Klaus |
Systematic and random disagreement and the reliability of nominal data. |
323-338 |
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| | Reliability is an important bottleneck for content analysis and similar methods for generating analyzable data | |
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