Sentence examples for item inclusion from inspiring English sources

Curricular committee consensus on those entities regarded to be most important was required for item inclusion.

In addition, we would add that the reference to native speaker norms and accuracy rate should also consider the age and conceptual development of L2 learners – if the learners are young children, such as in the case of *Schoonen and Verhallen (2008), it would seem questionable to use mature adult native speakers' responses to determine the accuracy rate for item inclusion or exclusion.

Decisions about item inclusion were then discussed with Lynne Turner-Stokes and consensus was found.

This rating was part of the criteria for the item inclusion in the factor-analyses of the experience questionnaire.

The final decision of item inclusion or exclusion was based on all of the psychometric analyses, and input from the clinical and instrument development experts.

OT ratings were compared with participants with RA's ratings, using Mann – Whitney U tests, to identify if any differences in opinion about item inclusion.

Subgroup analyses were conducted with Internet connectivity, level of anonymity, individual or group test setting, possibility of skipping items, possibility of backtracking previous items, inclusion of questions of sensitive nature, and social desirability scale type as moderators.

This 24-item scale encompasses six subscales: Information (5 items), Inclusion of Family (4 items), Communication (5 items), Technical Skills (3 items), Emotional Needs (4 items), and Overall Satisfaction (3 items).

The potential for item reduction was assessed by applying the item-inclusion criteria from the original validation study [ 6].

First, two researchers independently extracted information on content, construction, special features (e.g. area of development-clinical area-, number of items, selection of items for inclusion, time to complete, scoring instructions), and psychometric properties of the new tools.

122 Item 10: Inclusion and exclusion criteria for participants.