Measurement Theory and Applications for the Social Sciences: Measurement: Interdisciplinary Research and Perspectives: Vol 17, No 4

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Measurement theory and application is becoming increasingly normative across the social sciences. Bandalos (2018) reflects this growth and provides both the new and experienced methodologist with a clear understanding of the important concepts within measurement theory. This review provides a summary of the primary concepts in the book and a description of the book’s usefulness.

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Applied measurement

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