Within-person changes in response time have inconsistent implications for accuracy, predicting higher accuracy in some cases and declines in others¶
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q2 i? Idiosyncratic within-person changes in response time have inconsistent implications for accuracy: additional response time predicts higher accuracy in some cases and declines in accuracy in others. → Domingue 2021
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Domingue 2021¶
Domingue, B., Kanopka, K., Staug, B., Soland, J., Kuhfeld, M., Wise, S., & Piech, C. (2021). Variation in respondent speed and its implications: Evidence from an adaptive testing scenario. Journal of Educational Measurement, 58(3), 335-363. doi:10.1111/jedm.12291
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The second behavior identified in the MAP Growth adaptive testing data is within-person variation in the association between time usage and accuracy; the article reports the association is "inconsistent," with additional time predicting higher accuracy in some cases and declines in others.
"Idiosyncratic within-person changes in response time have inconsistent implications for accuracy; in some cases additional response time predicts higher accuracy but in other cases additional response time predicts declines in accuracy."
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Within-person changes in response time have inconsistent implications for accuracy, predicting higher accuracy in some cases and declines in others |
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Within-person changes in response time have inconsistent implications for accuracy, predicting higher accuracy in some cases and declines in others |
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