Mary E. Lunz

Pearson (United States) — United States

Decision Sciences · Social Sciences

16h-index1.0kcitations65works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Psychometric Methodologies and Testing(18), Clinical Laboratory Practices and Quality Control(8), Innovations in Medical Education(5), Human Resource Development and Performance Evaluation(5), Radiology practices and education(4)

Publications65 total

Ben Wright: A Multi-facet Analysis
Springer series in measurement science and technology·2017· 1 cited
Equating of multi-facet tests across administrations.
PubMed·2011· 4 cited
Reliability of performance examinations: revisited.
PubMed·2010
Relationship between candidate communication ability and oral certification examination scores
Medical Education·2008· 16 cited
The impact of receiving the same items on consecutive computer adaptive test administrations.
PubMed·2000· 5 cited
Factors That Impact Analytic Skill Ratings.
2000
Testing the impact of shift schedules on organizational variables
Journal of Organizational Behavior·1999· 25 citedOpen Access
A Longitudinal Study of Judge Leniency.
1999· 1 cited
POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION
The Journal of Urology·1998
POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION: DOES IT IMPROVE THE KNOWLEDGE BASE OF PRACTITIONERS WITH TIME?
The Journal of Urology·1998· 4 cited
Effects of Reducing Staff in the Laboratory on Task Responsibilities, Job Satisfaction, and Wages
Laboratory Medicine·1998· 3 citedOpen Access
Testing the Incremental Effect of Professional Commitment on Intent to Leave One's Profession beyond the Effects of External, Personal, and Work-Related Variables
Journal of Vocational Behavior·1998· 164 cited
Rating Scale Analysis: Gauging the Impact of Positively and Negatively Worded Items.
1998· 14 cited
Measuring Job Satisfaction: Reliability of Subscale Analysis.
1998· 5 cited
Who Performs Point-of-Care Testing?
Laboratory Medicine·1998· 6 citedOpen Access
The Job Responsibilities Scale: invariance in a longitudinal prospective study.
PubMed·1998
A Method To Compare Rater Severity across Several Administrations.
1997· 1 cited
A Longitudinal Study of Judge Leniency and Consistency.
1997· 7 cited
Performance Examinations: Technology for Analysis and Standard Setting.
1997· 2 cited
Medical technologist career commitment and satisfaction with job benefits.
PubMed·1997· 3 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Betty A. Bergstrom(9), John A. Stahl(8), Barbara M. Castleberry(7), Denise M. Harmening(5), Benjamin D. Wright(4), Karen James(3), Thomas R. O’Neill(3), Gary Blau(2), Richard Gershon(2), Stephanie Summers(2), John M. Linacre(1), Gregory E. Stone(1), Sally V. Rudmann(1), Philip G. Bashook(1), Betity A. Bergstrom(1), R E Schumacker(1), Randall E. Schumacker(1), Teresa O’Neill(1), Keith W. Thiede(1), Richard M. Smith(1)