Methodological evaluation demonstrates reduced judgment complexity using a hybrid Angoff method for polytomous items, suggesting a viable standard-setting approach for testing programs.
This research evaluates a Hybrid Angoff Method for standard setting procedures that utilize polytomous items. The method combines an Option Angoff with a Mean Angoff method to reduce the complexity of implementing judgments on polytomous items. The results were encouraging both with support for utilizing the method and panelist perceptions. The hybrid method provides a potential option for programs using polytomously scored items on their exams when implementing a standard setting panel.
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