Measurement theory and practice in kinesiology

In this book, kinesiology is presented without the need to work through rigorous equation sets. Researchers and students can fathom the conceptual basis for topical measurement techniques and their application, and they are exposed to measurement issues in various physical activity fields. The text...

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Other Authors: Wood, Terry M. 1949- (editors), Zhu, Weimo 1955- (editors)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Champaign, IL Human Kinetics 2006
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Summary:In this book, kinesiology is presented without the need to work through rigorous equation sets. Researchers and students can fathom the conceptual basis for topical measurement techniques and their application, and they are exposed to measurement issues in various physical activity fields. The text grounds readers in measurement basics in an easy-to-understand fashion and is for non-measurement specialists who deal with measurement in various physical activity fields. It takes full advantage of the advances in computer technology and programming to offer an array of advanced test construction and modeling methodologies to researchers and practitioners. And it describes new methods in handling both large and small data sets. The book provides a contemporary reference on measurement issues
Item Description:Outgrowth of: Measurement concepts in physical education and exercise science. c1989
Physical Description:xii, 428 p.ages illustrations 24 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index
ISBN:9780736045032 (hardcover)
0736045031 (hardcover)