measurement invariance

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measurement
noun
uk
/ˈmeʒ.ə.mənt/us
/ˈmeʒ.ɚ.mənt/
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After examining the consistency of the measurement model across time, multiplegroup analyses were conducted to testmeasurementinvarianceacross groups.
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Measurementinvariancein longitudinal clinical research assuming change from development and intervention.
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The timespecific scale score may simply be obscuring important issues ofmeasurementinvarianceover time.
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However, it is noteworthy that tests ofmeasurementinvariancethemselves make assumptions.
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We encouraged the greater utilization of tests ofmeasurementinvarianceto empirically evaluate this assumption.
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Much more research is needed to better understand the specific implications ofmeasurementinvariance over group and over time in tests of developmental theory.
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The next set of analysis testedmeasurementinvarianceacross time.
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Second, this method can be used in comparing subgroups whenmeasurementinvarianceacross subpopulations cannot be established.
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Multiple-group analyses were then used to test formeasurementinvarianceacross groups.
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Further analysis testingmeasurementinvarianceacross time showed that the loadings for child risk were equal across time whereas the loadings for externalizing behavior were not.
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Briefly,measurementinvariancedraws on the idea that the meaning of a construct is empirically inferred from the interrelationships between observed measures of that construct.
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The issue ofmeasurementinvariancerevisited.
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Most importantly for research in developmental psychology, testing formeasurementinvarianceof a construct across time implies that if changes are evident, they will be evident for the entire sample.
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Measurementinvarianceis usually tested in the framework of multiple-group confirmatory factor analysis.
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Violations ofmeasurementinvariancemay preclude meaningful interpretation of measurement data.
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Measurementinvarianceis relevant in the context of latent variables.
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Measurementinvarianceis supported if relationships between manifest indicator variables and the latent construct are the same across groups.
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For example,measurementinvariancecan be used to study whether a given measure is interpreted in a conceptually similar manner by respondents representing different genders or cultural backgrounds.
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