Contrasting Groups Method is an examinee-centered standard-setting procedure in which a cut score is established by classifying examinees into two groups (e.g., clear masters and clear nonmasters) and selecting the point on the test-score scale that best differentiates the score distributions of these contrasting groups.
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Contrasting Groups Standard-setting
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A Method for Judging all Contrasts in the Analysis of Variance
Henry Scheffé · Biometrika · 1953 · 923 citations
An overview of mixed methods research
Louise Doyle, Anne‐Marie Brady, Gobnait Byrne · Journal of research in nursing · 2009 · 609 citations
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