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Competence profile and competence level in deductive reasoning in the SDV - Integration of Piaget's developmental theory and item response models [Schlussfolgerndes Denken - SDV: Messung von Leistungsprofil und Leistungshoehe im schlussfolgernden Denken im SDV - Die Integration von Piagets Entwicklungskonzept und Item-Response Modellen]

Author(s)
Christiane Spiel, Judith Glück, Martin Gössler
Abstract

The paper describes the theoretical background, development, and preliminary results of the "Leistungsprofiltest Schlussfolgemdes Denken - Verbal (SDV)" (competence profile test: deductive reasoning - verbal). The test was derived from Piaget's developmental theory. According to results from performance-competence research the transition from concrete-operational stage to formal-operational stage is influenced by moderator variables and is therefore more gradual than proposed by Piaget. Hypotheses concerning transition stages are presented in the paper. The SDV consists of system atically constructed (syllogistic) conditional inference items. The theoretical assumptions were tested on a sample of 418 secondary school students, grades 7 to 12. For data analysis, Mixed Rasch Models (MRMs) were applied. The 3-class solution fits the data best. Based on their competence profiles, the three latent classes can be described as concrete-operational stage, transition stage 1, and transition stage 2. Results support the theoretical assumptions of the SDV.

Organisation(s)
Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology
Journal
Diagnostica: Zeitschrift für Psychologische Diagnostik und Differentielle Psychologie, zugleich Informationsorgan ueber psychologische Tests und Untersuchungsmethoden.
Volume
50
Pages
145-152
No. of pages
8
ISSN
0012-1924
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1026/0012-1924.50.3.145
Publication date
2004
Peer reviewed
Yes
Austrian Fields of Science 2012
5010 Psychology
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https://ucrisportal.univie.ac.at/en/publications/c5e20552-6b67-4539-a6f9-6a1e9b921f23