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Hidetoki Lab
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The lab is a psychometrics lab that studies how to analyze and construct test questions using response data.
AboutAbout the lab
Designing better tests from data.
The Hidetoki Lab studies the full life cycle of tests, from how questions are written to how tests are administered, scored, evaluated, and used, in fields known as educational measurement and psychometrics.
Based on actual examinees' response data, the lab analyzes test questions (item analysis) and verifies item-writing guidelines.
Recently, the lab has been developing item-writing guidelines grounded in empirical study and test administration methods that fit the needs of those who administer tests, and it also conducts research on entrance examinations and on psychology in general.
The research themes of past students have been wide-ranging, covering nursing, mental health, personality, motivation, and learning strategies, and students basically choose their own themes.
Key terms
- Educational measurement
- A field concerned with the knowledge and techniques for measuring what a test is meant to measure more precisely
- Item analysis
- A method of analyzing test questions (items) based on examinees' response data
- Item-writing guidelines
- Guidelines to follow when creating test questions, questionnaire items, and the like
ResearchResearch themes
The faculty member's research field is what is known as educational measurement and psychometrics, and the lab's research falls broadly into test research, entrance examination research, and collaborative research. Based on scientific theory and actual examinees' response data, the lab aims for better tests.
Analyzing and Constructing Test Questions
The lab studies everything from how questions are written to how tests are administered, scored, evaluated, and used, with the aim of creating better tests. Based on actual examinees' response data, it analyzes test questions (item analysis) and verifies item-writing guidelines.
Research for Conducting Entrance Examinations Appropriately
Entrance examinations involve many categories and combinations of subjects, and conducting them appropriately requires specialized knowledge and skills. The lab conducts research that helps entrance examinations be carried out appropriately, in collaboration with the Admissions Division of Nagoya University's Institute for Education Collaboration and others.
Collaborative Research with Medicine and Nursing
Drawing on knowledge and skills in statistical analysis, data science, and test theory, the lab conducts collaborative research with researchers in psychiatry and nursing.
MembersFaculty
- ProfessorHidetoki Hidetoki
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