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Toward a Validity Argument for Automated Assessment from Transcript and Video Data
Automated assessment of psychological constructs from interview transcripts and video data has seen rapid technical development, yet the field lacks a systematic psychometric validity framework for interpreting scores from such measures. This paper applies Kane's interpretive/use argument structure
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