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Greg Hurtz, Ph.D.

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California State University, Sacramento

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California State University, Sacramento

Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies

Psychology

Greg Hurtz, Ph.d. is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento Professor at California State University, Sacramento.

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Greg Hurtz, Ph.D.

California State University, Sacramento

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statistics psychology behavioral sciences statistical hypothesis test behavioral statistic psychological assessment psychometrics publication bias big five medicine organizational behavior outcomes research decision theory mathematical logic formal methods formal verification knowledge representation and reasoning applied psychology internal medicine decision science human decision process logic in computer science knowledge-based systems system science programming languages automated reasoning group process group decision psychiatric research criminal justice forensic psychiatry labor market participation organizational psychology citizen participation public participation medical decision making clinical decision-making programming language theory interaction protocol computational semantics protocol analysis computational logic small group research performance measurement measurement theory performance metrics performance measures female criminality offender classification test development sensor calibration multivariate calibration outlier detection testing technique log analysis anomaly detection motivational antecedents clinical decision making construct‐irrelevant difficulty within-group interrater agreement standard setting item characteristic curves measuring rater accuracy mental illness california sex offenders proportion-correct standard-setting judgments cutoff scores rasch models item response theory anomalous testing behavior

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Expanding the Lognormal Response Time Model Using Profile Similarity Metrics to Improve the Detection of Anomalous Testing Behavior. Journal of Educational Measurement (2024)

reliabilityoutlier detectionanomalous testing behaviortesting techniquebiostatisticsstatisticsstatistical methodologylog analysisanomaly detectioncomputational statisticssoftware testingstatistical models

Xcalibre Item Parameter Calibration Software for Item Response Theory and Rasch Models. Measurement Interdisciplinary Research and Perspectives (2022)

sensor calibrationrasch modelsdata modelingmultivariate calibrationmeasurementcalibrationmodeling and simulationstatisticsitem response theorymodel selectionengineeringstatistical models

The Prevalence of Mental Illness in California Sex Offenders on Parole: A Comparison of Those Who Recidivated With a New Sex Crime Versus Those Who Did Not. Victims & Offenders (2013)

mental healthpsychopathologycriminologyfemale criminalitypsychologypsychiatric researchpsychiatrymental illnessoffender classificationcalifornia sex offenderscriminal justicecriminal lawforensic psychiatry

Measuring Clinical Decision Making. Evaluation & the Health Professions (2012)

medicineoutcomes researchinternal medicinemedical decision makingclinical decision makingdecision sciencedecision theoryhuman decision processclinical decision-making

O Rder E Ffects on S Ituational J Udgment T Est I Tems: A Case of Construct‐Irrelevant Difficulty. International Journal of Selection and Assessment (2012)

programming language theoryinteraction protocolmathematical logiccomputational semanticslogic in computer scienceconstruct‐irrelevant difficultyknowledge-based systemsformal methodssystem scienceprotocol analysisformal verificationprogramming languagescomputer sciencelinguisticscomputational logicautomated reasoningknowledge representation and reasoning

Big Five Validity and Publication Bias: Conscientiousness Worse Than Assumed. (2011)

Sven KepesMichael A. McDanielGeorge C. BanksGregory M. Hurtz

publication biasbig fivesocial sciencesstatisticsresearch ethicsbehavioral sciences

Publication Bias and the Validity of the Big Five. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2011)

Sven KepesMichael A. McDanielGeorge BanksGregory M. HurtzJohn J. Donovan

publication biasmental healthbig fivepsychologyscientific datastatisticsresearch ethicsbehavioral sciences

Attitudinal and Motivational Antecedents of Participation in Voluntary Employee Development Activities.. Journal of Applied Psychology (2009)

Gregory M. HurtzKevin J. Williams

labor market participationorganizational psychologypsychologyorganizational behaviorcitizen participationmotivational antecedentspublic participationapplied psychologybehavioral sciences

Innovations in Measuring Rater Accuracy in Standard Setting: Assessing “Fit” to Item Characteristic Curves. Applied Measurement in Education (2009)

standard settingmeasurementperformance measurementmarketingmeasurement theorycalibrationitem characteristic curvespsychometricsstatisticsperformance metricsbehavioral statisticstatistical hypothesis testmeasuring rater accuracypsychological assessmentperformance measuresperformance evaluation

Conversion of Proportion-Correct Standard-Setting Judgments to Cutoff Scores on the Item Response Theory θ Scale. Applied Psychological Measurement (2008)

proportion-correct standard-setting judgmentsbiaspsychologycutoff scorespsychometricstest developmentbehavioral statisticstatistical hypothesis testpsychological assessmentbehavioral sciences

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Greg Hurtz, Ph.D.

Professor

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

California State University, Sacramento

Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies

Psychology

Greg Hurtz, Ph.d. is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento Professor at California State University, Sacramento.

Honors

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Greg Hurtz, Ph.D.

California State University, Sacramento

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Expanding the Lognormal Response Time Model Using Profile Similarity Metrics to Improve the Detection of Anomalous Testing Behavior. Journal of Educational Measurement (2024)

Xcalibre Item Parameter Calibration Software for Item Response Theory and Rasch Models. Measurement Interdisciplinary Research and Perspectives (2022)

sensor calibrationrasch modelsdata modelingmultivariate calibrationmeasurementcalibrationmodeling and simulationstatisticsitem response theorymodel selectionengineeringstatistical models

The Prevalence of Mental Illness in California Sex Offenders on Parole: A Comparison of Those Who Recidivated With a New Sex Crime Versus Those Who Did Not. Victims & Offenders (2013)

Measuring Clinical Decision Making. Evaluation & the Health Professions (2012)

medicineoutcomes researchinternal medicinemedical decision makingclinical decision makingdecision sciencedecision theoryhuman decision processclinical decision-making

O Rder E Ffects on S Ituational J Udgment T Est I Tems: A Case of Construct‐Irrelevant Difficulty. International Journal of Selection and Assessment (2012)

Big Five Validity and Publication Bias: Conscientiousness Worse Than Assumed. (2011)

Sven KepesMichael A. McDanielGeorge C. BanksGregory M. Hurtz

publication biasbig fivesocial sciencesstatisticsresearch ethicsbehavioral sciences

Publication Bias and the Validity of the Big Five. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2011)

Sven KepesMichael A. McDanielGeorge BanksGregory M. HurtzJohn J. Donovan

publication biasmental healthbig fivepsychologyscientific datastatisticsresearch ethicsbehavioral sciences

Attitudinal and Motivational Antecedents of Participation in Voluntary Employee Development Activities.. Journal of Applied Psychology (2009)

Gregory M. HurtzKevin J. Williams

labor market participationorganizational psychologypsychologyorganizational behaviorcitizen participationmotivational antecedentspublic participationapplied psychologybehavioral sciences

Innovations in Measuring Rater Accuracy in Standard Setting: Assessing “Fit” to Item Characteristic Curves. Applied Measurement in Education (2009)

Conversion of Proportion-Correct Standard-Setting Judgments to Cutoff Scores on the Item Response Theory θ Scale. Applied Psychological Measurement (2008)

proportion-correct standard-setting judgmentsbiaspsychologycutoff scorespsychometricstest developmentbehavioral statisticstatistical hypothesis testpsychological assessmentbehavioral sciences

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