
Clement Stone
School of Education
University of Pittsburgh
5920 Wesley W. Posvar Hall
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
PHONE: 412-624-9359
EMAIL:
cas@pitt.edu
Full Time Faculty - Professor
Research interests:
Large scale assessment and psychometrics, including instrument/survey development and validation, item response theory models and applications, model-data-fit, computer adaptive testing, simulation and Monte Carlo methods, and the measurement of change.
Editorial Activities:
Board, American Educational Research Journal (2001 to 2004)
Reviewer for Journal of Educational Measurement, Applied Measurement in Education, Applied Psychological Measurement, Educational Measurement Issues and Practice, Sociological Methodology Research, American Educational Research Journal, Psychometrika, Psychological Methods, Comparative Education Review, International Journal of Testing
School Affiliations
- Department: Psychology in Education - Professor
- Program: Research Methodology - Professor
Education
- Ph.D., Research Methodology, Measurement, and Statistics, University of Arizona, 8/1987
- Ph.D., Research Methodology, Measurement, and Statistics, University of Arizona, 1987
Recent Publications
Journal Articles
- Stone, C.A., Ye, F., Zhu, X., & Lane, S. (In Press). Providing subscale scores for diagnostic information: A case study when the test is essentially unidimensional. Applied Measurement in Education.
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Recent Course Instruction
Spring 2010 (2104)
Fall 2009 (2101)
Summer 2009 (2097)
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Recent Presentations
- Zhu,X., & Stone, C.A.
Assessing the fit of the unidimensional GRM model using PPMC methods. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Council on Measurement in Education, San Diego.
- Zhu,X., & Stone, C.A.
Detecting Local Dependence of Performance-based Items using Bayesian Analysis. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Council on Measurement in Education, San Diego.
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Current Professional Participation
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Recent Grants
- Stone (Co-Investigator; P. Doyle, PI). Communicative Functioning in Neurogenic Speech/Language Disorders II, Veterans Affairs Rehabilitation Research and Development Service.
- Stone (Co-Investigator; T. Kamarck, PI). Psychosocial stress exposure: Real time and structured interview technologies, National Institute of Drug Abuse ($ 24,500 School of Education funds).
- Stone (PI: C. Tananis). Math Science Partnership of Southwest Pennsylvania: Measuring Progress Towards Goals, NSF: EH4 0314914 ($ 414,000).
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Recent Collaborative Efforts
- Research or Scholarship
- Member - Statistics and Methodology Core, University of Pittsburgh – School of Pharmacy (2003-present)
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Recent Service
- School of Education-level Service
- Member - School of Education Technology Committee (2008 - 2011)
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