AMSTERDAM-NIJMEGEN EVERYDAY LANGUAGE TEST - CONSTRUCTION, RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY
AMSTERDAM-NIJMEGEN EVERYDAY LANGUAGE TEST - CONSTRUCTION, RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY
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10.1080/02687039408248666
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发表时间：
1994-07-01
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2
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SCHOKKER, J
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作者：
BLOMERT, L;KEAN, ML;SCHOKKER, J
阿姆斯特丹-奈梅亨日常语言测试（ANELT）的目的是测量，第一，失语症患者的言语交际能力的水平，第二，随着时间的推移，这些能力的变化。交际有效性的高低取决于传达信息的充分性。言语交际在操作上被定义为信息的可理解性和话语的可理解性的函数。测试项目被构建为熟悉的日常生活场景。两个平行的版本已经建成，每个由10个项目组成，每个项目的反应是在两个五点量表评分。心理测量分析表明，两个测试版本完美的平行。每一个判断言语交际的尺度本质上都是一维的，只测量它所要测量的结构。标准相关的，以及结构效度，措施表明ANELT是一个敏感的工具，用于测量语言障碍人群的言语交际。该测试非常适合个人诊断和治疗评估程序以及更基础的研究。
The Amsterdam-Nijmegen Everyday Language Test (ANELT) is designed to measure, first, the level of verbal communicative abilities of aphasic patients and, second, changes in these abilities over time. The level of communicative effectiveness is determined by the adequacy of bringing a message across. Verbal communication is operationally defined as a function of the understandability of the message and the intelligibility of the utterance. Test items are constructed as scenarios of familiar daily life situations. Two parallel versions have been constructed, each consisting of 10 items; responses for every item are scored on two five-point scales. The psychometric analysis shows perfect parallelism for both test versions. Each scale for judging verbal communication is unidimensional in nature and measures only the construct it purports to measure. Criterion-related, as well as construct validity, measures show ANELT to be a sensitive instrument for measuring verbal communication in a language-disturbed population. The test is well suited for individual diagnostic and therapy evaluation procedures as well as for more fundamental research.