About
Purya Baghaei currently works at the Department of English, Islamic Azad University Mashhad Branch. He does research in Language Testing and Educational Assessment. Their current project is 'Comprehension Project' and 'Non-Parametric IRT models in Language Assessment.
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Associate Professor
Sep-2008 to PresentEducation
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April, 2015
Modeling local item dependence in C-tests with the loglinear Rasch model
C-tests are gap-filling tests mainly used as rough and economical measures of second-language proficiency for placement and research purposes. A C-test usually consists of several short inde...
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September, 2014
Persian Adaptation of Foreign Language Reading Anxiety Scale: A Psychometric Analysis
The validity and psychometric properties of a new Persian adaptation of the Foreign Language Reading Anxiety Scale were investigated. The scale was translated into Persian and administered t...
Modeling Local Item Dependence Due to Common Test Format With a Multidimensional Rasch Model
Research shows that test method can exert a significant impact on test takers’ performance and thereby contaminate test scores. We argue that common test method can exert the same effect ...
Validation of the Persian Translation of the Cognitive Test Anxiety Scale
The 17-item revised version of the Cognitive Test Anxiety Scale (CTAR-17) was translated into Persian to be used for Iranian students. In this study, we used the Rasch rating scale model to ...
Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling with R
Structural equation modeling (SEM) has become widespread in educational and psychological research. Its flexibility in addressing complex theoretical models and the proper treatment of measu...
Modeling Local Item Dependence in Cloze and Reading Comprehension Tests Using Testlet Response Theory
In this study the magnitudes of local dependence generated by cloze test items and reading comprehension items were compared and their impact on parameter estimates and test precision was in...
Development and psychometric evaluation of a multidimensional scale of willingness to communicate in a foreign language
This study aims to develop and validate a multidimensional scale of willingness to communicate in a foreign language. Multidimensional random coefficient multinomial logit model was employed...
Fitting the Mixed Rasch Model to a Reading Comprehension Test: Identifying Reader Types
Standard unidimensional Rasch models assume that persons with the same ability parameters are comparable. That is, the same interpretation applies to persons with identical ability estimates...
Linear Logistic Test Modeling with R
The present paper gives a general introduction to the linear logistic test model (Fischer, 1973), an extension of the Rasch model with linear constraints on item parameters, along with eRm (...
The Logic of Latent Variable Analysis as Validity Evidence in Psychological Measurement
Background Validity is the most important characteristic of tests and social science researchers have a general consensus of opinion that the trustworthiness of any substantive research depe...
Conference/Seminar/STTP/FDP/Symposium/Workshop
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Jul 2018
Psychometric evaluation of the d2 test of attention with the Rasch Poisson Counts Model
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Jena, Thuringia, Germany-
Sep 2015
Modeling option position effects in multiple-choice items using multifaceted Rasch model
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Jena, Thuringia, Germany-
Jul 2011
Multidimensional Rasch models for language tests with multiple subtests: An approach to improve measurement precision
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Krakow, PolandMembership

Regular
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Senior Research Analyst
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Honours & Awards

Best researchers in the social sciences in Khorasan Razavi
Iranian Ministry Interior
Year: 2021Doctoral and Master Thesis Guided
Mr
Navid Zolfaghari (Traditional)
Area of research: Test validation, methodology
Ms.
Sareh Sahebalam (Traditional)
Area of research: Evaluating rater effects in writing assessment
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S9-092023-2500301

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