Information Science Reference - Games as Stealth Assessments

Traditional assessment methods often fail to provide deep insight into individual skills and are frequently subject to response biases. This book from Information Science Reference explores the concept of stealth assessments as a solution to these challenges. By embedding measurement techniques directly into game-based environments, researchers can collect data in a way that is contextually rich and unobtrusive. This approach allows for a more comprehensive understanding of the specific constructs being measured while maintaining a seamless experience for the participant. It serves as a vital resource for those studying psychometrics and modern measurement methodologies within the field of psychology and psychiatry.