Perbandingan Properti Psikometris Skala Kesehatan Mental (SKM) antara Metode Administrasi Paper-and-Pencil dan Web-Based

Mikael Reno Prasasto; Wahyu Widhiarso

doi:10.22146/gamajpp.32317

Perbandingan Properti Psikometris Skala Kesehatan Mental (SKM) antara Metode Administrasi Paper-and-Pencil dan Web-Based

Mikael Reno Prasasto, Wahyu Widhiarso

(Submitted 15 January 2018)

(Published 20 April 2016)

Abstract

Advancements on information technology had helped scientific development.
For example, now we could present a test using computers rather than using printed
papers. This research compares the differences between the psychometric properties of a
paper-and-pencil test (PPT) and web-based test (WBT). This research used Skala Kesehatan
Mental (SKM) which was given to 544 junior and senior high-school grade school. The
scale has 32 items and administered with either paper or on a website. The result showed
that each method has a different but not significant psychometric properties. Compared to
PPT, WBT was able to deliver fewer cases of outliers and higher item-total correlation.
Reliability coefficient on both method were satisfying and able to stay unidimensional on
factor analysis. Item endorsability does not appear to have significant differences. More
research on this topic is needed to further examine the effect between each method on test
results.

Keywords

computer testing; web-based test; skala kesehatan mental

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