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measurement theory

measurement theory

a field of study that examines the attribution of values to traits, characteristics, or constructs. Measurement theory focuses on assessing the true score of an attribute, such that an obtained value has a close correspondence with the actual quantity, with high reliability and little measurement error. See also classical test theory.

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