Methods and Frameworks for Crosscultural Measurement

Timothy P. Johnson

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Psychometric Methodologies and Testing Cultural Competency in Health Care Health Education and Validation

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There is little agreement regarding best practices for constructing and assessing the quality of crosscultural measures. This paper discusses several topics that are relevant to further progress in this area: 1) a lack of consensus regarding conceptualizations of equivalence; 2) emphasis on shared methods versus shared meaning; and 3) the application of cultural theories to measurement problems. Future progress in crosscultural measurement will benefit from continued exploration of these issues.

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