Jeanne Teresi|Robert R. Golden|Peter Cross|Barry Gurland|Marjorie Kleinman|David E. Wilder
Item bias in cognitive screening measures: Comparisons of elderly white, Afro-American, Hispanic and high and low education subgroups
Research Applications (United States)|Hebrew Home|New York State Office of Mental Health|Albert Einstein College of Medicine|Columbia University|Albert Einstein College of Medicine|New York State Office of Mental Health|Columbia University|New York State Office of Mental Health|Columbia University|New York State Office of Mental Health|Columbia University|New York State Office of Mental Health|Columbia University
study item bias standard cognitive screening measures conducted sample afroamerican hispanic nonhispanic white elderly respondents part dementia case registry study methods itemresponse theory applied identify biased items crosscultural high low education groups examined determine items biased 50 cognitive items examined six widely used cognitive screening measures 16 identified biased either high low education groups ethnicracial group membership