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  1. Mixture Item Response Models for Inattentive Responding Behavior
  2. Modified Logistic Regression Approaches to Eliminating the Impact of Response Styles on DIF Detection in Likert-Type Scales
  3. Item Response Theory Models for Ipsative Tests With Multidimensional Pairwise Comparison Items
  4. Non-ignorable missingness item response theory models for choice effects in examinee-selected items
  5. Assessment of Differential Rater Functioning in Latent Classes with New Mixture Facets Models
  6. Implementing the Assessment of the Generic Attributes of Students Through Self-assessment Survey and ePortfolios at a Higher Education Institution
  7. Unfolding IRT Models for Likert-Type Items With a Don’t Know Option
  8. Gender Differences in Instructional Leadership
  9. Validating a Spanish Version of the PIMRS
  10. Quantitative Psychology Research
  11. A Comparison of Methods for Dimensionality Assessment of Categorical Item Responses
  12. Analyses of Testlet Data
  13. Item Response Theory Models for Multidimensional Ranking Items
  14. Developing a validated instructional leadership profile of Turkish primary school principals
  15. Psychometrics
  16. Variable-Length Computerized Adaptive Testing Using the Higher Order DINA Model
  17. Item Response Theory Models for Carry-Over Effect Across Different Scales
  18. Assessment of Differential Item Functioning Under Cognitive Diagnosis Models: The DINA Model Example
  19. Assessing Instructional Leadership with the Principal Instructional Management Rating Scale
  20. Validity of the PIMRS
  21. Reliability of the PIMRS
  22. New IRT Models for Examinee-Selected Items
  23. Developing a PIMRSPIMRS Teacher Short FormTeacher Short Form
  24. Assessing Differential Item Functioning in Multiple Grouping Variables with Factorial Logistic Regression
  25. Quantitative Psychology Research
  26. Item Response Models for Local Dependence Among Multiple Ratings
  27. Item Response Theory Models for Performance Decline During Testing
  28. Item Response Theory Models for Wording Effects in Mixed-Format Scales
  29. The Random-Effect DINA Model
  30. Relationships among teacher support, peer conflict resolution, and school emotional experiences in adolescents from Shanghai
  31. Controlling Type I Error Rates in Assessing DIF for Logistic Regression Method Combined With SIBTEST Regression Correction Procedure and DIF-Free-Then-DIF Strategy
  32. The Multidimensional Testlet-Effect Rasch Model
  33. Development of an item bank for assessing generic competences in a higher-education institute: a Rasch modelling approach
  34. Testlet Response Theory: An Introduction and New Developments
  35. Prevalence and Behavioral Ranking of Bullying and Victimization Among Secondary Students in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macao
  36. The intersection between perceived severity and frequency of being bullied: a Rasch measurement approach
  37. Multilevel Higher-Order Item Response Theory Models
  38. Generalized IRT Models for Extreme Response Style
  39. Higher-Order Item Response Models for Hierarchical Latent Traits
  40. Variable-Length Computerized Adaptive Testing Based on Cognitive Diagnosis Models
  41. A Multidimensional and Multilevel Extension of a Random-Effect Approach to Subjective Judgment in Rating Scales
  42. Assessing the Measurement Properties of the Principal Instructional Management Rating Scale
  43. The Random-Threshold Generalized Unfolding Model and Its Application of Computerized Adaptive Testing
  44. Type D Scale--Taiwanese Version
  45. Quality of life in overweight and obese young Chinese children: a mixed-method study
  46. The validity of the Type D construct and its assessment in Taiwan
  47. Item Response Models for Examinee-Selected Items
  48. Computerized Adaptive Testing Using a Class of High-Order Item Response Theory Models
  49. Chinese parental perceptions of weight and associated health risks of young children
  50. Higher Order Testlet Response Models for Hierarchical Latent Traits and Testlet-Based Items
  51. The DIF-Free-Then-DIF Strategy for the Assessment of Differential Item Functioning
  52. Child Body Questionnaire
  53. Exploiting Computerized Adaptive Testing for Self-Directed Learning
  54. Intraclass reliability for assessing how well Taiwan constrained hospital-provided medical services using statistical process control chart techniques
  55. The Random-Effect Generalized Rating Scale Model
  56. A Web-Based Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT) to Assess Patient Perception in Hospitalization
  57. The Generalized Multilevel Facets Model for Longitudinal Data
  58. Computerized Classification Testing Under the One-Parameter Logistic Response Model With Ability-Based Guessing
  59. Computerized Classification Testing Under the Generalized Graded Unfolding Model
  60. Web-based computer adaptive assessment of individual perceptions of job satisfaction for hospital workplace employees
  61. Examining Student Ability Using KIDMAP Fit Statistics of Rasch Analysis in Excel
  62. Rasch analysis of positive changes following adversity in cancer patients attending community support groups
  63. Checking Dimensionality in Item Response Models With Principal Component Analysis on Standardized Residuals
  64. Development of a Computerized Adaptive Test for Assessing Balance Function in Patients With Stroke
  65. Effects of Association Instruction on Fourth Graders' Poetic Creativity in Taiwan
  66. MIMIC Methods for Assessing Differential Item Functioning in Polytomous Items
  67. Reliability of 95% confidence interval revealed by expected quality-of-life scores: an example of nasopharyngeal carcinoma patients after radiotherapy using EORTC QLQ-C 30
  68. A Generalized Model With Internal Restrictions on Item Difficulty for Polytomous Items
  69. Multilevel, Two-Parameter, and Random-Weights Generalizations of a Model With Internal Restrictions on Item Difficulty
  70. Differential Item Functioning Detection Using the Multiple Indicators, Multiple Causes Method with a Pure Short Anchor
  71. The MIMIC Method With Scale Purification for Detecting Differential Item Functioning
  72. Thinking Styles Inventory--Mandarin Version
  73. Online assessment of patients' views on hospital performances using Rasch model's KIDMAP diagram
  74. KIDMAP, a web based system for gathering patients' feedback on their doctors
  75. Reduction in patient burdens with graphical computerized adaptive testing on the ADL scale: tool development and simulation
  76. Hostility trait and vascular dilatory functions in healthy Taiwanese
  77. Multidimensional Rasch Analysis of a Psychological Test With Multiple Subtests
  78. A Critique of Raju and Oshima's Prophecy Formulas for Assessing the Reliability of Item Response Theory-Based Ability Estimates
  79. Effects of Ignoring Item Interaction on Item Parameter Estimation and Detection of Interacting Items
  80. Formulation and Application of the Generalized Multilevel Facets Model
  81. Rasch
  82. Modeling Randomness in Judging Rating Scales with a Random-Effects Rating Scale Model
  83. VALIDATION OF THE ACTION RESEARCH ARM TEST USING ITEM RESPONSE THEORY IN PATIENTS AFTER STROKE
  84. Validating, Improving Reliability, and Estimating Correlation of the Four Subscales in the WHOQOL-BREF using Multidimensional Rasch Analysis
  85. A Rasch Analysis of a Self-perceived Change in Quality of Life Scale in Patients with Mild Stroke
  86. Efficiency of the Mantel, Generalized Mantel–Haenszel, and Logistic Discriminant Function Analysis Methods in Detecting Differential Item Functioning for Polytomous Items
  87. Assessment of Differential Item Functioning in Testlet-Based Items Using the Rasch Testlet Model
  88. Exploring Local Item Dependence Using a Random-Effects Facet Model
  89. Item Parameter Recovery, Standard Error Estimates, and Fit Statistics of the Winsteps Program for the Family of Rasch Models
  90. Using SAS PROC NLMIXED to fit item response theory models
  91. The Rasch Testlet Model
  92. Local Item Dependence for Items Across Tests Connected by Common Stimuli
  93. Direct Estimation of Correlation as a Measure of Association Strength Using Multidimensional Item Response Models
  94. Factors Influencing the Mantel and Generalized Mantel-Haenszel Methods for the Assessment of Differential Item Functioning in Polytomous Items
  95. Gain Score in Item Response Theory as an Effect Size Measure
  96. Implementation and Measurement Efficiency of Multidimensional Computerized Adaptive Testing
  97. Effects of Average Signed Area Between Two Item Characteristic Curves and Test Purification Procedures on the DIF Detection via the Mantel-Haenszel Method
  98. Effects of Anchor Item Methods on the Detection of Differential Item Functioning Within the Family of Rasch Models
  99. The Standardized Mean Difference within the Framework of Item Response Theory
  100. Rasch Analysis of Combining Two Indices to Assess Comprehensive ADL Function in Stroke Patients
  101. Models for polytomous data
  102. Improving Measurement Precision of Test Batteries Using Multidimensional Item Response Models.
  103. Effects of Anchor Item Methods on Differential Item Functioning Detection with the Likelihood Ratio Test
  104. Complex Composites: Issues That Arise in Combining Different Modes of Assessment
  105. Hostility Trait and Vascular Dilatory Functions in Healthy Taiwanese
  106. Bifactor Item Response Models for Mixed-Worded Items