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Riley, B. B., Dennis, M. L., & Conrad, K. J..  (2010).  A comparison of content-balancing procedures for estimating multiple clinical domains in computerized adaptive testing: Relative precision, validity, and detection of persons with misfitting responses. Applied Psychological Measurement, 34, 410-423.

Dennis, M. L., Funk, R., Titus, J., Riley, B. B., Hosman, S., & Kinne, S..  (2008).  Developing a progressive approach to using the GAIN in order to reduce the duration and cost of assessment with the GAIN short screener, Quick and computer adaptive testing. In Joint Meeting on Adolescent Treatment Effectiveness . presented at the 2008, Washington D.C., USA.

Riley, B. B., Conrad, K. J., Bezruczko, N., & Dennis, M. L..  (2007).  Relative precision, efficiency and construct validity of different starting and stopping rules for a computerized adaptive test: The GAIN Substance Problem Scale. Journal of Applied Measurement, 8, 48-65.

Conrad, K. J., Riley, B. B., & Dennis, M. L..  (2007).  The use of computerized adaptive testing to assess psychopathology using the Global Appraisal of Individual Needs. American Evaluation Association. presented at the November, Portland, OR USA: American Evaluation Association .