Detecting multidimensionality: which residual data-type works best?
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Summary
Simulation studies indicate that, for responses to complete tests, construction of Rasch measures from the observational data, followed by principal components factor analysis of RasCh residuals, provides an effective means of identifying multidimensionality.
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- article
- Published
- 1998-01-01
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- 350
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Keywords
Rasch model, Residual, Observational study, Statistics, Polytomous Rasch model
References
- Best test design
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- The Distributional Properties of Rasch Standardized Residuals
- The Theory of Multiple Factors.
- Factor Analysis and Related Methods
- Complex Composites: Issues That Arise in Combining Different Modes of Assessment
- The factorial interpretation of test difficulty
- Comparing Rasch measurement and factor analysis
- A comparison of methods for determining dimensionality in Rasch measurement
- Modern factor analysis
- Latent structure analysis
- Modern factor analysis
- Rating Scale Analysis
- Latent Structure Analysis
- Testing the Rasch Model
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