Maddox (this issue) examined how talk and gesture can provide response processes data
that inform the ways in which interactions in testing situations influence test performance …

A key challenge in measurement involves capturing attributes, observations, or experiences
using numbers, with as little error as possible. What are respondents thinking and doing as …

Validity is central to measurement in the social sciences, regardless of whether diagnostic
tests, survey questions, or the adequacy of interpretations of measurement outcomes are …

Abstract The Digital Revolution has fundamentally changed how people think, communicate,
and work. Moreover, increased use of the internet has resulted in more research being …

In this first chapter, we set the stage for subsequent chapters that we believe will push the
boundaries of our current thinking about response processes as validity evidence. Evidence …

Response processes have been recognized as a primary source of validity evidence but few
validation studies have included such evidence. This chapter provides a critical evaluation …

Maddox (2017) argues that respondents' talk and gesture during an assessment inform
researchers how a response product has evolved. Indeed, how a task is performed …

Response processes have been recognized as a primary source of validity evidence in
testing by the Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing (AERA, APA, & NCME …

The increasing use of computer-based testing and learning environments is leading to a
significant reform on the traditional form of measurement, with tremendous extra available …

There is no consensus among assessment researchers about many of the central problems
of response process data, including what is it and what is it comprised of. The Standards for …