James E. Ysseldyke is affiliated with the University of Minnesota in the United States. Their research spans multiple fields, including Mathematics, Social Sciences, and Decision Sciences. Within these fields, subfields such as Statistics and Probability, Education, and Management Science and Operations Research are represented in their work.
The scientist's research contributions focus on several main topics, notably cognitive and developmental aspects of mathematical skills, school choice and performance, and psychometric methodologies and testing.
Among their recent publications is the paper titled The Impact of Data Collection Frequency and Trend Estimation Method on the Consistency of Growth Estimates From Two Computer-Adaptive Tests, published in 2020 in the School Psychology Review. This publication has accrued seven citations.
The scientist has collaborated frequently with Ethan R. Van Norman.
Their work has appeared primarily in the venue School Psychology Review, where at least one publication is recorded.
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