A large-scale long-term study examined the measurement stability of Rasch measurement scales that had been in place for almost 40 years¶
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q1 i? The study examined the measurement stability of a set of Rasch measurement scales that had been in place for almost 40 years. → A large-scale 2016
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A large-scale 2016¶
A large-scale, long-term study of scale drift: The micro view and the macro view. (2016). Presentation paper, NWEA. https://www.nwea.org/research/publication/a-large-scale-long-term-study-of-scale-drift-the-micro-view-and-the-macro-view/
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The article's own summary description of the 2016 presentation paper states its central purpose: it "examined the measurement stability of a set of Rasch measurement scales" maintained for almost 40 years. No findings, statistics, or results are printed in the available text.
"This study examined the measurement stability of a set of Rasch measurement scales that have been in place for almost 40 years."
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A large-scale long-term study examined the measurement stability of Rasch measurement scales that had been in place for almost 40 years |
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A large-scale long-term study examined the measurement stability of Rasch measurement scales that had been in place for almost 40 years |
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