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Testing measurement invariance in a conditional likelihood framework by considering multiple covariates simultaneously

2024-01-01

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This article addresses the problem of measurement invariance in psychometrics. In particular, its focus is on the invariance assumption of item parameters in a class of models known as Rasch models. It suggests a mixed effects or random intercept model for binary data together with a conditional likelihood approach of both estimating and testing the effects of multiple covariates simultaneously. The procedure can...

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c5226fb4-2a77-55d5-895f-4cb83f7dc46f
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3821799/v1
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