Few models exist for estimating growth in the presence of multiple raters despite growing multi-rater longitudinal data¶
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q1 i? While models addressing multi-rater measurement issues exist, including some for longitudinal data, few if any estimate growth with multiple raters. → James Soland 2021
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James Soland 2021¶
James Soland, Megan Kuhfeld. (2021). A multi-rater latent growth curve model. Multivariate Behavioral Research. https://doi.org/10.1080/00273171.2021.1925076
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The abstract asserts, as motivation, that "few if any models are available to estimate growth in the presence of multiple raters," despite existing multi-rater measurement models including a small number for longitudinal data. This is the authors' literature assessment without cited evidence in the available text.
"While a range of models to address measurement issues that arise when using multiple raters have been presented, including a small number for longitudinal data, few if any models are available to estimate growth in the presence of multiple raters."
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Related Claims¶
- The multi-rater growth model shows promise relative to cruder approaches like estimating growth from a single rater — related
- Interim achievement data exhibit distinctly seasonal patterns that few existing statistical models can approximate — related
- Raters differed significantly in severity/leniency in the MFRM analysis — related
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Few models exist for estimating growth in the presence of multiple raters despite growing multi-rater longitudinal data |
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Few models exist for estimating growth in the presence of multiple raters despite growing multi-rater longitudinal data |
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